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by jarym
3297 days ago
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I would if it meant: 1. The rule of law has not been compromised (snowdon has shown it has already) 2. warrants are issued by a proper judiciary (not the likes of FISA) 3. Oversight that protected citizens privacy rights (let's all laugh at this one since it requires Snowdon to show us that oversight just doesn't exist) So, agree with you :) |
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- warrants should have explicit expiration dates...no more indefinite intercepts. - cooperating companies should be able to publicly say anything as soon as the warrant expires. The gag orders are what have allowed the scope of monitoring to be hidden from public scrutiny and that scrutiny is what's needed to keep surveillance to reasonable levels.