Government
Jun. 10, 2006
ABA Urges Opposition to Surveillance
SAN FRANCISCO - The American Bar Association is now leaning on Congress to stand up to the Bush administration's domestic-spying program. To date, the 400,000-member bar organization has tried just about everything in its power to get the president's attention, from a public report criticizing the legality of eavesdropping to letters to U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The American Bar Association is now leaning on Congress to stand up to the Bush administration's domestic-spying program.
To date, the 400,000-member bar organization has tried just about everything in its power to get the president's attention, from a public report criticizing the legality of eavesdropping t...
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