Tuesday, January 17, 2006

Two Groups Planning to Sue Over Federal Eavesdropping

Two leading civil rights groups plan to file lawsuits Tuesday against the Bush administration over its domestic spying program to determine whether the operation was used to monitor 10 defense lawyers, journalists, scholars, political activists and other Americans with ties to the Middle East.

The two lawsuits, which are being filed separately by the American Civil Liberties Union in Federal District Court in Detroit and the Center for Constitutional Rights in Federal District Court in Manhattan, are the first major court challenges to the eavesdropping program.

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1 Comments:

At Tuesday, January 17, 2006 12:35:00 PM , Blogger Dostoy said...

This is GREAT news. I really hope the plaintiffs win! We can't let Bush, et al., get away with the kind of crap they've been pulling.

 

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