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Month: April 2013

CRS Report on FBI intelligence gathering

As fas.org notes, there is a remarkable quote in this report: “Intelligence activity in the past decades has, all too … More

crs, fbi, privacy

CRS reports on cybersecurity bills —

From fas.org:  Cybersecurity: Selected Legal Issues, April 17, 2013 Cybersecurity: Authoritative Reports and Resources, April 17, 2013

CISPA, crs, cybersecurity, privacy

CRS reports on domestic drones, super PACs, Amazon tax

Hat tip to fas.org for keeping us up to date with the latest CRS reports.  The two reports on domestic … More

crs, DRONES, privacy

Google’s brilliance

You might call it leading from behind; you might call it smart, proactive lawyering; or you might call it good … More

fourth amendment, google, nsl, patriot act, privacy

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