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The New York Times sued the US Department of Defense today, seeking the court to turn over documents and emails connected with its warantless spying on Americans. The Times had filed FOIA requests for this material, but was dissatisfied with the Pentagon's response, and claims that there are no unusual circumstances which should delay complying with the FOIA requests.
This action is unrelated to the ongoing Federal probe of the wiretapping. Bush may claim all he wants that he can flout the law, but the following passage pretty much says it all:
Article is here.
This action is unrelated to the ongoing Federal probe of the wiretapping. Bush may claim all he wants that he can flout the law, but the following passage pretty much says it all:
The U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act requires the federal government to obtain warrants from a secret federal court for surveillance operations inside the United States.
Article is here.