Government
May 18, 2013
Lawyers analyze Justice Department's subpoena of AP phone records
The Justice Department's surreptitious look at Associated Press phone records in an effort to identify an alleged national security leak has drawn considerable scrutiny since the news broke earlier this week.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Department of Justice's surreptitious look at Associated Press phone records in an effort to identify an alleged national security leak has drawn a firestorm of scrutiny since the news broke earlier this week, with some calling for a federal law shielding the press from such intrusions.
But others with past experience as federal prosecutors defended the Justice Department's existing intern...
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