Surveillance Court Rules That EFF Case Can Proceed

A rare win before the secretive court

Reason Staff | 6.12.2013 4:30 PM

BREAKING: FISA court rejects Justice Dept's catch-22 secrecy argument, @EFF's case will proceed

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Surveillance Court Rules That EFF Case Can Proceed

A rare win before the secretive court

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