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Interesting background. Thanks. Here's my question. Exactly who outside of the court itself knows what it does? That is, what entities are privy to it's docket,
by timtas 11y ago
Interesting background. Thanks. Here's my question. Exactly who outside of the court itself knows what it does? That is, what entities are privy to it's docket, rulings and the details of it's proceedings?
- afarrell 11y agoI believe the answer is "no one." If I am correct, it is an abandonment of the thing that makes America the greatest country in the world: It's endless appeals system.
- timtas 11y agoNot quite no one. Certainly applicants themselves are privy to the details of cases they themselves bring. I guess applicants are always agencies of the executive branch. Is that where it stops? I wonder, do FBI agents discuss details of it's FISC cases with, for instance, NSA agents? And can the FBI, for instance, obtain details of a FISC case brought by, for instance, the NSA?