Government
Sep. 25, 2009
Government Seeks Dismissal in Surveillance Case
A San Francisco federal judge trying to resolve a sticky state secrets case may have backed himself into a corner in an effort to avoid using classified information.
Daily Journal Staff Writer A San Francisco federal judge trying to resolve a sticky state secrets case may have backed himself into a corner in an effort to avoid using classified information. The Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation has been trying to prove since 2006 that it was illegally spied on without a warrant. Both the Bush and Obama administrations have argued the case should be dismissed on state secrets grounds. New state sec...
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