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Saturday, May 09, 2015 10:38:29 AM
The judges didn’t address whether the NSA program violates constitutional privacy rights, as some groups allege, but found the Patriot Act language used by the Bush and Obama administrations to justify the program wasn’t meant to allow such mass data gathering.
What we should hope for in our case is judge Sweeney -better yet, the appellate court,- finding that the HERA language used by the government to justify the 3rd amendment wasn't meant to allow a mass sweep of profits.
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