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NSA phone records collection 'likely violates constitution', US judge rules

Tuesday, November 10, 2015 0:21
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NSA phone records collection 'likely violates constitution', US judge rules | 09 Nov 2015 | A federal judge ruled against the National Security Agency on Monday, saying that its bulk collection of telephone metadata “likely violates the constitution”. In a case brought by activist Larry Klayman, Washington DC district court judge Richard Leon ruled that the NSA must cease collecting the defendants' information. The government filed a request for an emergency stay of the order, saying it believed it was likely to win on appeal. A different panel of judges in a similar case ruled in favor of the NSA in October.



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