This really should happen. They couldn't win, but they could keep the issue in the news.
Can't sue if you can't prove they got your data and since the data is ultra secret good luck.
^this...would go like this v
me: i'm sueing you (NSA) because you took my records without my acknowledgement.
NSA: what are you talking you are not in our stack of records.
me: then let me see
NSA: trust us...we just looked. would we lie, just go on, nothing to see here....besides who you gonna get to help you, little man.
Me: i guess the great OSA, JB Books.
NSA: (just shat themselves)
LOL!!!!
Verizon customers, all telephone customers, can't sue because Congress made this whole thing legal, though they feign ignorance of the law now.
The bill also granted immunity to phone companies that gave customer records before the law made it legal.
http://www.aclu.org/national-security/senate-passes-unconstitutional-spying-bill-and-grants-sweeping-immunity-phone-comp
They have been doing this for a decade now.
The bill also granted immunity to phone companies that gave customer records before the law made it legal.
http://www.aclu.org/national-security/senate-passes-unconstitutional-spying-bill-and-grants-sweeping-immunity-phone-comp
They have been doing this for a decade now.
Doesn't the Patriot act still have a sunset on it?
It isn't legal if the law actually "requires the information to be relevant to an authorized investigation" as the congressman claims it says. If that is the case the warrants are illegal and therefore legal action can be taken.
Yes. And both Democrats and Republicans take turns reauthorizing it on party-line votes.
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