Federal Court Approves Warrantless Cell Phone Tracking
Not covered by Fourth Amendment
And government workers never misuse data
Strip the authority for abuses
The public and even congresscritters abandon ship
Limiting surveillance to individuals who are actually being investigated is not a radical idea.
Thinks N.J. governor is out of touch about how public views surveillance
A warning shot to the establishment
FBI acknowledged using drones in eight cases since 2006, six criminal and two national security
Underperformance may be the government's saving grace
Ads call on members of the CIA and the Pentagon to honor their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
So they can peruse communications at their leisure
Obama wants to talk about racial profiling in Florida, but not in New York City.
Scaling back social networks and adopting encryption
It's creepy, that's what it is
Yes, you should take that as a huge "fuck you"
A nice break from federal practice
Leave the checks and balances to us!
Joined by civil liberties groups
A.J. Ross has a spotty disciplinary history
That's a scary argument,the judge notes
They keep surveillance secret so nobody has a chance to object
Companies fear forced insertion of broad wiretaps
The cops tested nothing and charged him with nothing
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