By Amelia Hansen
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - One of the country's largest telecommunications companies has triggered a free-speech battle while defending charges that it helped the federal government illegally snoop on its customers.
Verizon Communications continues to deny that it assisted a highly controversial warrantless domestic surveillance program, but conten...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - One of the country's largest telecommunications companies has triggered a free-speech battle while defending charges that it helped the federal government illegally snoop on its customers.
Verizon Communications continues to deny that it assisted a highly controversial warrantless domestic surveillance program, but conten...
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