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**annouhMus** · 01-18-2007, 05:47 PM

Will you name one court case that has deemed it unconstitutional? I mean, surely several years into it, there would be at least one upheld case.

I'll answer your question last, but; My Opinion on the issue.

1. I notice they are still calling it a "warrantless" wire tapping. That was the problem, I heard or saw no one really complaining about the wire-tap, rather, that the law required a warrant but the BUsh Adm refused to follow that part of the law. It appears they have seen the error of their ways.

2. Since they are now apparently doing so, the pressure for impachment may be diminished. Perhaps they are simply "dodging the bullet"

3. Your question and point. Since they had thrown a blanket of security on the issue, do you really think we would have known about any lawsuits regarding the matter??? Quoting National security, the cases couldn't even be BROUGHT to court.

01-18-2007, 05:47 PM	#15
annouhMus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 621 Senior Member	Will you name one court case that has deemed it unconstitutional? I mean, surely several years into it, there would be at least one upheld case. I'll answer your question last, but; My Opinion on the issue. 1. I notice they are still calling it a "warrantless" wire tapping. That was the problem, I heard or saw no one really complaining about the wire-tap, rather, that the law required a warrant but the BUsh Adm refused to follow that part of the law. It appears they have seen the error of their ways. 2. Since they are now apparently doing so, the pressure for impachment may be diminished. Perhaps they are simply "dodging the bullet" 3. Your question and point. Since they had thrown a blanket of security on the issue, do you really think we would have known about any lawsuits regarding the matter??? Quoting National security, the cases couldn't even be BROUGHT to court.
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