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Showing Original Post only (View all)Documents Show NSA Violated Court Orders (Back to sleep America, nothing to see here) [View all]
Documents Show NSA Violated Court Orders
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/07/31/198229/documents-show-nsa-violated-court.html#.UfpkRNJzGpB
One of the key deflections over the ethical questions related to domestic spying by the government is its legal. Stated ad nauseum this defense was supposed to reduce violations of Fourth Amendment protected privacy to technical misunderstandings. But it turns out the NSA did, in fact, go beyond technical limits by violating court orders. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/07/31/198229/documents-show-nsa-violated-court.html#.UfpkRNJzGpB
National Security Agency officials violated secret federal court orders authorizing the daily collection of domestic email and telephone data from hundreds of millions of Americans, according to previously top-secret documents made public Wednesday by the Obama administration.
The documents didnt disclose specific details of the violations. But they said that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court imposed temporary restrictions on the programs after it learned of the violations until it was satisfied the NSA had revamped its procedures to conform to court requirements.
The documents didnt disclose specific details of the violations. But they said that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court imposed temporary restrictions on the programs after it learned of the violations until it was satisfied the NSA had revamped its procedures to conform to court requirements.
http://news.firedoglake.com/2013/07/31/nsa-and-fisa-court-documents-to-be-selectively-declassified-to-win-back-public-suppport/
The NSA could not even comply with a secret court that rarely, if ever, does not grant the governments request to transgress on Constitutionally protected liberties.The information comes from the selectively declassified documents on the NSA spying program.
The letter, one of the three documents that the administration declassified and released on Wednesday, revealed that an undisclosed number of technical compliance problems and human implementation errors in these two bulk collection programs were discovered as a result of Department of Justice reviews and NSA oversight.
Neither the Department, NSA nor the FISA court has found any intentional or bad-faith violations, the letter said.
Neither the Department, NSA nor the FISA court has found any intentional or bad-faith violations, the letter said.
Dont panic. The secret Unconstitutional program the NSA is running that is overseen by a secret panel of right-wing judges only had a few technical compliance problems. Back to sleep America, nothing to see here.
http://news.firedoglake.com/2013/08/01/documents-show-nsa-violated-court-orders/
a little more here:
NSA and FISA Court Documents To Be Selectively Declassified To Win Back Public Support
http://news.firedoglake.com/2013/07/31/nsa-and-fisa-court-documents-to-be-selectively-declassified-to-win-back-public-suppport/
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Documents Show NSA Violated Court Orders (Back to sleep America, nothing to see here) [View all]
kpete
Aug 2013
OP
It says there were violations, it just didn't detail the nature of those violations.
Nuclear Unicorn
Aug 2013
#8
Are we supposed to point to evidence that the system works as evidence that it does not work?
randome
Aug 2013
#2
The very FISA court that is railed against is held up as evidence that the NSA is out of control.
randome
Aug 2013
#5
"there were violations," you said. But Prosense showed above that there's no evidence of violations
David Krout
Aug 2013
#15
Sans NSA ass-covering, it says unspecified violations were dealt with in unspecified ways.
DirkGently
Aug 2013
#20
The OP says this report is evidence of wrong doing because the NSA actually admited to
JoePhilly
Aug 2013
#21