Secret Guidelines for Putting People on Terrorist Watchlist Revealed
They're scarily vague and broad.
They're scarily vague and broad.
Sousveillance as a constitutional right.
Warrantless surveillance hits the target, along with many other people.
Broad authorization, convenient legal interpretations, and technical hanky-panky put us all at risk.
A ruling against warrantless tracking assumes that people don't know how cellphones work.
Here's nine of the weirdest. ALOTBSOL, AMIRITE?
Chances are, the professional snoops are pining for the quieter old days.
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