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I'm reading the FISA disclosure and seeing: The Court concludes that the targeting, minimization, and querying procedures, as written, meet statutory require
by bastardoperator 3y ago
I'm reading the FISA disclosure and seeing:
The Court concludes that the targeting, minimization, and querying procedures, as written, meet statutory requirements.
In Part V, the Court finds those procedures, as written, to be consistent with Fourth Amendment requirements.
Particular attention is paid to FBI querying practices, which have been of substantial concern in prior reviews under Section 702(j). 1 The Court finds that the agencies' likely implementation of their procedures is consistent with applicable statutory and Fourth Amendment requirements
I'm not lawyer, but this doesn't sound like the headline.
- Zircom 3y agoWhat you've quoted is just saying they have found that the policies and procedures the FBI has on the books that it's agents are supposed to be following meet the requirements that have bee imposed on them. The problem is that FBI employees aren't adhering to those policies and procedures, and so far there has been little to no consequences is my understanding.
- voxic11 3y agoas written they meet the constitutional requirements. But what procedures are written down doesn't matter if the FBI simply ignores them.