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Government Moves To Ease Spy Regulations

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The U.S. Department of Justice is proposing changes to intelligence gathering policies that would make it easier for federal investigators to acquire information on Americans. Attorney General Michael Mukasey said he expected criticism of the rule changes because "they expressly authorize the FBI to engage in intelligence collection in the United States," McClatchy-Tribune reports. According to Mukasey, federal agents will be given more latitude to conduct surveillance and also will be permitted to search more databases than allowed previously in criminal cases. A former FBI agent who now works for the ACLU told the news service that the proposed rules would weaken restrictions put on domestic spying following the Watergate scandal.

Full post as published by ACS Blog on August 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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