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Tag: government surveillance

Calls to End N.S.A.’s Bulk Call Data Collection Only Scratch the Surface of the Legal Problem

By George Huber It’s increasingly difficult not to think of George Orwell whenever the government discusses its data collection and plans for the future.  In a January speech, President Obama expressed his hope that the National Security Agency would stop collecting call records in bulk, and a recent New York Times article detailed his administration’s […]

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