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> "The Government shall conduct a declassification review of this Court's Memorandum Opinion of [Yahoo's case] and the legal briefs submitted by the parties to
by rfctr 13y ago
> "The Government shall conduct a declassification review of this Court's Memorandum Opinion of [Yahoo's case] and the legal briefs submitted by the parties to this Court," the ruling read.
What I don't get here: it was told many times that FISA court only hears one side, namely government. Here though Yahoo seems to be named a party in the Court. Has rules change? o_O
- DannyBee 13y agoYou have to understand that contrary to the single story the news presents, the FISA court is actually responsible for hearing a bunch of types of things. There are three categories, and i haven't read hard enough (an don't have time to right now) to distinguish all the use cases. You have 50 USC 1803, which is a one-sided deal currently (and what you hear most about) You also have 50 USC 1861f, which a party can challenge. You also have 50 USC 1881a, which a party can challenge.