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Old 01-18-2007, 12:31 AM   #6
Prererularl

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Its not unconstitutional so much as the data mining is simply illegal. The phone companies which participated in it are being sued, and so is the government. I mean sure, we could go after the conspiracy against rights, but 5,000 dollars per record, and a year in jail, seems a far greater deterrent.

In fact here is a link to the law US CODE--TITLE 18--CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
You can paste any law you want, but the fact is we don't know enough information to determine if it is illegal or not; however, there have already been nearly 20 challenges against the NSA [which the NSA has won] and only 1 that has been upheld [which was the ruling of Anna Taylor which will mostly like be appealed]. So if it is so illegal, why aren't there a boatload of cases against the NSA that have been upheld? Nearly 20 cases for the NSA .. I'm gonna bet your wrong.
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