Government
Jan. 8, 2014
State law would sever surveillance cooperation between state, federal officials
SB 828 would ban all state agencies, officials and corporations that provide services to California from helping federal officials collect electronic data or metadata without a warrant.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Two state senators introduced a bill Monday to bar both public and private actors from aiding the federal government in spying or collecting surveillance data on Californians.
State senators Ted Lieu, D-Torrance and Joel Anderson, R-San Diego, introduced the bill, SB 828, on Monday.
The bill would ban all state agencies, officials and corporations that provide services to the state from he...
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