Government
Feb. 7, 2006
Secrets: A Top Priority in Eavesdropping Defense?
Forum Column - By Norman Abrams - Most legal scholars and members of Congress assume that the National Security Agency's White House-approved electronic eavesdropping without a court order on communications between a person abroad and a person in the United States is prohibited by the express provisions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
By Norman Abrams
Most legal scholars and members of Congress assume that the National Security Agency's White House-approved electronic eavesdropping without a court order on communications between a person abroad an...
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