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- ACLU Urges Supreme Court to Take Warrantless Wiretapping CaseThe aclu is urging the supreme court to accept a case involving the federal government's warrantless wiretapping program
Bush Administration Handed Subpoena in Wiretapping ControversyUS President George Bush and his administration have been issued with subpoenas for the allegations that they were wiretapping the conversations of US citizens illegally, reports the Los Angeles Times.- Senate Committee to Vote to Issue Subpoenas for Information Regarding Warrant-less Wiretapping ProgramThe Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled a vote Thursday to decide whether to issue subpoenas for documents and testimony concerning the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program.
- Bush Administration Seeks to Make Warantless Wiretapping Program Legal After the FactThe Bush Administration and the Justice Department is attempting to get Congress to approve expansion of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to make domestic spying legal.
Texas Senate Passes Cell Phone Wiretapping LawThe Texas Senate has passed, what might be considered by some, a controversial new bill that expands law enforcement officers' ability to carry out wiretaps.- Judge's Ruling About Warrant-less Wiretapping Mostly for ShowThe National Security Agency has been performing Global monitoring of all communicatios by satellite since 1994. Recently politization of the issue highlighted only recent eavesdropping. This article gives a stunning analysis and good information to follow up on.
Electronic Eavesdropping - In Today's High-Tech Society, Does Privacy Still Exist?When you're at home or work, you expect most things you do there to be private, but they may not be. With today's technology, you can be spied on just about anywhere.- Remember the Last 8 Years?A limerick...
- Computer Hacker John Schiefer Charged with Wiretapping to Conduct FraudJohn Schiefer of Los Angeles has pleaded guilty to installing "malware" on a quarter of a million computers to access bank accounts and conduct other forms of identity theft. He faces 60 years in prison and $1.75 million in fines.
- Liberty or Death: It's More Than Just a Slogan to Me!All sloganeering aside, just how willing ARE Americans to die before living in a police state?
- Discussion of the US President's PowerThe issue of the President's power is extremely important, especially when taking into consideration current events. This paper talks about the President's power related to the US Constitution and also defends the Patriot Act and wiretapping.