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The Courts Can’t Cope With Suspicionless Surveillance

Post author By Alex Marthews
Post date September 20, 2021

The new Fourth Circuit ruling in the long-running Wikimedia Foundation case illustrates a key problem with obtaining redress through the courts for coming under suspicionless mass surveillance

Tags FISA, Fourth Amendment, nsa, privacy shielf, upstream, warrants, wikimedia foundation

Op-Ed

The FISA Process Is Not Good Enough: How we got here and what the memos mean

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date February 14, 2018
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With over a week passed since the #ReleaseTheMemo controversy finally came to a head, it’s time to reflect more deeply on how we got here, and how domestic surveillance under FISA should and should not be conducted. To recap: The memo in #ReleaseTheMemo refers to the memo written by the office of surveillance hawk Rep. […]