Litigation
Jul. 17, 2006
Bill Would Move Spying Cases to Secret Court
SAN FRANCISCO - The Electronic Frontier Foundation and civil liberties groups around the country are in an uproar over legislation that would transfer lawsuits challenging the government's surveillance programs to a secret federal court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The Electronic Frontier Foundation and civil liberties groups around the country are in an uproar over legislation that would transfer lawsuits challenging the government's surveillance programs to a secret federal court.
The San Francisco-based digital rights advocacy group is spearheading a class action filed here in January which alleged ...
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