The Bindmans website [1] has the wording of the injunction. The national security exemption allows the authorities to continue to do whatever they please (spec

The Bindmans website [1] has the wording of the injunction. The national security exemption allows the authorities to continue to do whatever they please (specifically: inspect, copy, disclose, transfer, distribute) with the materials seized from Miranda, provided it is done "for the purpose of the protection of national security" It is trivial for the authorities to seize this exemption, as they have a reasonably held belief the material poses a threat to national security. If they don't use the former exemption, they can use the latter, which allows them to play the terrorism card. [1] http://www.bindmans.com/news-and-events/news-article/court-rule-on-miranda-injunction-application http://www.bindmans.com/news-and-events/news-article/court-r...