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Monthly Archives: August 2006

Judge rules NSA’s Internet Wiretapping Unconstitutional

17th
Aug. × ’06
By Kevin A. Thompson
Here’s a case destined to be a Supreme Court case within the year. Today, Judge Anna Diggs Taylor of the Eastern District of Michigan ruled that the NSA’s domestic wiretapping and Internet surveillance program violates the First and Fourth Amendments and the doctrine of separation of powers. An appeal has reportedly already been filed. Stay [...]
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Odds & Ends: Search & Seizure

15th
Aug. × ’06
By Kevin A. Thompson
Today was my first day back at work after two weeks off.  My excuse? Parental leave after the birth of my third son.  Mother and baby are doing fine.  So are his older brothers. I was pleased to see that Blawg Review #70 was posted on Monday by Dave! Gulbransen.  I had the pleasure of [...]
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