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Who will be President?
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dasbow Wrote:
speedbump Wrote:How about you tell me why this doesn't violate the 4th Amendment.

-The FBI can issue National Security Letters demanding an organization to turn of record on a person or entity. They can be issued with no probable cause, and have a gag order so that whoever receives the letter cannot say they received it. This issuing of NSL's was found unconstitutional by a court because there was no way to challenge an NSL because of the gag order. It was reissued, but was again found unconstitutional in 2007 by a U.S. Distict Court.

So tell me, how is it not unconstitutional? Just one provision of it has been found unconstitutional by courts twice.
How about YOU tell me how something implemented in 1978 is George Bush's fault?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Security_Letter

Did you even read the article? Until 2001 they could only be used if there was probable cause of terrorism, and even then compliance was voluntary.
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