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NSA Says It Would Welcome Public Advocate At FISA Court
- higherpurpose 13y agoProbably because they want to keep the FISA Court. I would at the very least replace every single judge in that Court, and make their election a lot more democratic and open, and we'd need to see annual statistics about their rulings. If they rubber-stamp NSA's requests 99.999 percent of the time, we should know about it. Then again, isn't the whole purpose of the FISA Court to rubber stamp and give "general warrants" to the NSA? (which are unconstitutional). So maybe we should get rid of it for good, and let NSA get normal warrants from normal Courts.