Litigation
Mar. 20, 2014
Judge to consider how much surveillance data government must maintain
A federal judge will be asked Wednesday to determined how much data relevant to ongoing litigation over the government's collection of personal information must be preserved.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Attorneys with a privacy rights group will ask a federal judge Wednesday to determine how much data the government must preserve in litigation over its collection of personal information.
The plaintiffs now believe the government has been destroying relevant evidence.
Department of Justice attorneys say the case only challenges the warrantless surveillance authorized by...
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