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Update to Doe privacy/national security appeal

By 'Major' Mori Goodbar, Esq.

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The privacy case appeal, involving the Patriot Act, "national security letters" and judicial review powers, link here, (Doe v Mukasey; How Appealing, Lawdotcom), updating my earlier post, "Secret Government" was heard with skepticism on the part of a panel of 2d Circuit judges this Wednesday. Excerpts from Lawdotcom: Judge Calabrese expressed his concern to Assistant U.S. Attorney General

Full post as published by Z the Monthly Blog and Legal Newsletter on August 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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