(Via Atrios)
Posting at his blog Unclaimed Territory, Greenwald has discovered that the Bush regime DOJ rejected a weakening of FISA restrictions in the summer of '02 because it was worried that lowering the threshold for a warrant on non-U.S. citizens in America from probable cause to reasonable suspicion would be unconstitutional. This clearly shows that there is a serious legal problem with doing the same on U.S. citizens.
Knight-Ridder picks up on this, along with the WaPo and the LA Times.
Thursday, January 26, 2006
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