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From The Hill:
- Wait? Wtf?
Obama Contemplates His Place Among The Pantheon Court rules Obamacare subsidies illegal... 'Potentially crippling blow'... 'Massive setback'... Premiums poised to spike for millions... PAPER: 'Wording glitch'... OBAMA LAW PROF:...
- Breaking News - Ninth Circuit, A Generally Liberal-leaning Appeals Court Often Called "the Ninth Circus," Finds That The Right To Bear (carry) Arms Is Enshrined In The Constitution; The State May Prohibit Open Carry, Or Concealed Carry, But Not Both
Ladies, This Is The Time To Take Out The Tits MORE HERE. AND HERE: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A divided federal appeals court has struck down California's concealed weapons rules, saying they violate the Second Amendment right to bear arms. The 9th...
- White House Tries To Prevent Judge From Ruling On The Constitutionality Of Nsa Surveillance
They say it's Constitutional, but they don't want Judges to consider it's Constitutionality. Executive Branch Privilege, I guess. WASHINGTON — The Obama administration moved late Friday to prevent a federal judge in California from ruling...
- Obama Doj Fights Release Of Secret Court Opinion Finding Domestic Surveillance Is Unconstitutional
They knew it was UnConstitutional and they did it anyway. Why, that's downright FASCIST! From Mother Jones: In the midst of revelations that the government has conducted extensive top-secret surveillance operations to collect domestic phone...
- Because The Terrorists Prefer Vzw!
The Obama administration on Thursday defended its collection of the telephone records of millions of Americans as part of U.S. counterterrorism efforts, re-igniting a fierce debate over privacy even as it called the program critical to warding off an...
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Federal Appeals Court Rules NSA's Collection of Phone Records Not Authorized by 'Patriot Act'
From The Hill:
A federal court has decided that the National Security Agency’s (NSA) bulk, warrantless collection of millions of Americans’ phone records is illegal.
The decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday represents the second major court victory for opponents of the NSA, after a lower court decision called the program nearly unconstitutional six months ago.
The phone records program “exceeds the scope of what Congress has authorized,” Judge Gerard Lynch wrote on behalf of the three-judge panel. The court did not examine the constitutionality of the surveillance program.
- Wait? Wtf?
Obama Contemplates His Place Among The Pantheon Court rules Obamacare subsidies illegal... 'Potentially crippling blow'... 'Massive setback'... Premiums poised to spike for millions... PAPER: 'Wording glitch'... OBAMA LAW PROF:...
- Breaking News - Ninth Circuit, A Generally Liberal-leaning Appeals Court Often Called "the Ninth Circus," Finds That The Right To Bear (carry) Arms Is Enshrined In The Constitution; The State May Prohibit Open Carry, Or Concealed Carry, But Not Both
Ladies, This Is The Time To Take Out The Tits MORE HERE. AND HERE: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- A divided federal appeals court has struck down California's concealed weapons rules, saying they violate the Second Amendment right to bear arms. The 9th...
- White House Tries To Prevent Judge From Ruling On The Constitutionality Of Nsa Surveillance
They say it's Constitutional, but they don't want Judges to consider it's Constitutionality. Executive Branch Privilege, I guess. WASHINGTON — The Obama administration moved late Friday to prevent a federal judge in California from ruling...
- Obama Doj Fights Release Of Secret Court Opinion Finding Domestic Surveillance Is Unconstitutional
They knew it was UnConstitutional and they did it anyway. Why, that's downright FASCIST! From Mother Jones: In the midst of revelations that the government has conducted extensive top-secret surveillance operations to collect domestic phone...
- Because The Terrorists Prefer Vzw!
The Obama administration on Thursday defended its collection of the telephone records of millions of Americans as part of U.S. counterterrorism efforts, re-igniting a fierce debate over privacy even as it called the program critical to warding off an...