Government
Dec. 24, 2010
Wiretap Ruling Criticizes Yoo
Tucked within his final judgment in a high-profile challenge to the government's warrantless wiretapping program, Judge Vaughn R. Walker took aim at the man who signed the first opinion authorizing the unlawful surveillance: John C. Yoo.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Tucked within his final judgment in a controversial and high-profile challenge to the warrantless wiretapping program undertaken by then-President George W. Bush, Northern District Chief Judge Vaughn R. Walker took aim at the man who signed the first opinion authorizing the unlawful surveillance: John C. Yoo.
"Wholly apart from the apparent weakness of Yoo's legal analysis, i...
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