> FBI + Client Attorney present + University's data scrub + nothing on the public docket likely means FISA court No, it doesn't. Foreign Intelligence Surveilla

> FBI + Client Attorney present + University's data scrub + nothing on the public docket likely means FISA court No, it doesn't. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court proceedings are only warrant applications for surveillance that cannot be used on criminal trials; targets wouldn't be informed of or represented in proceedings. Espionage or terrorism charges are handled by normal US District Courts, on the public docket (though certain documents and proceedings within those—or any other—cases dealing with classified evidence are handled under special procedures to preserve the secrecy of the evidence )