Surveillance
By Gary Martin Houston Chronicle, November 24, 2012 WASHINGTON - Are unmanned aircraft, known to have difficulty avoiding collisions, safe to use in America's crowded airspace? And would their widespread use for surveillance result in unconstitutional invasions of privacy? Experts say neither question has been answered satisfactorily.
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Electronic Frontier Foundation Table Of Contents Executive Summary Introduction The Intelligence Oversight Board FBI Intelligence Violations Reported to the IOB Violations of Internal Oversight Guidelines Abuse of National Security Letters Violations of the Constitution, FISA, and Other Legal Authorities Total Number of Violations from 2001 - 2008 Conclusion References Executive Summary In a review of nearly 2,500 pages of documents released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a result of litigation under the Freedom of Information Act, EFF uncovered alarming trends in the Bureau’s intelligence investigation practices.
BY GREG HARMAN San Antonio Current | October 6, 2010 From Rev. Claude Black once said that he was conside.
Under Suspicion Rev. Claude Black, San Antonio Civil Rights Hero, Under FBI Surveillance For Decades
BY GREG HARMAN San Antonio Current | October 6, 2010 From Rev. Claude Black once said that he was conside.
Alex Constantine - September 22, 2010 A closer look at the famous post-Watergate investigation into domestic spying abuses and how it led to a secret court to authorize surveillance requests.
Also see: "NSA to Build Secretive Data Center in Utah (Shhh - it's Actually for Surveillance, not 'Cyber-Security' as Widely Reported"infozine.
Edited All news outlets are describing the proposed facility as a "cyber-security" center, but "Utah news reports, based on federal budget documents, have described the center as a collection point for surveillance of domestic and international telecommunications .
www.hillcountrytimes.com By Dixie Pape 04.AUG.09In what first starts like a bizarre cloak-and-dagger tale and .


