Constitutional Law
Sep. 11, 2001
Change to Bill Would Chill Press
A seemingly innocuous amendment to an intelligence appropriations authorization bill that will be introduced this month in the U.S. Senate poses a serious threat to the First Amendment and could spiral into a law that would give our nation a version of the repressive British Official Secrets Act.
A seemingly innocuous amendment to an intelligence appropriations authorization bill that will be introduced this month in the U.S. Senate poses a serious threat to the First Amendment and could spiral into a law that would give our nation a version of the repressive British Official Secrets A...
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