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Nobody is being accused in a FISA court. A warrant is a warrant. An expression of the governments investigative powers. The police aren't required to inform y
by hannasanarion 8y ago
Nobody is being accused in a FISA court.
A warrant is a warrant. An expression of the governments investigative powers.
The police aren't required to inform you and give you a chance to argue your case in court for why thy shouldn't raid your house for the drugs they're pretty sure you have.
Cops don't need your written permission to point speed radar at your car.
- CamTin 8y agoWith a "real" warrant, I will eventually find out that it's been issued, either because I'll be served with it, or because the evidence will show up in court and the prosecutor will have to explain how they got it. It's totally possible that literally all people on Earth are currently being surveilled under a single FISA warrant, with any prosecutions in real courts being disguised by "parallel construction". We don't, can't, and probably won't ever know if this is the case.