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: Discourse.netSupplemental Briefs in NSA Domestic Spying Case
By Professor University of Miami School of Law
For those following along at home, briefs were due today in the rearguard actions relating to allegations of domestic spying by the NSA. After the case was filed, Congress passed a peculiar statute that may have immunized the carriers for illegal wiretapping carried out at government order. The validity of that amendment is currently being litigated, and the supplemental briefs requested by Judge Walker in “In re National Security Agency Telecommunications Records Litigation, Mdl No. 1791” are now available online thanks to James S. Tyre:
Previous posts at
- Judge Walker’s Probing Questions in Telco Immunity Case (Dec. 08)
- EFF Fighting the Good Fight on Wiretap Case Immunity (Nov. 08)
Full post as published by Discourse.net on February 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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