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Judge: NSA Not Compelled to Disclose Spying on Gitmo Attorneys

Posted by Lindsay Beyerstein and , Democracy Now! at 1:00 PM on June 26, 2008.


Federal judge reject lawsuit against NSA.
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In other Guantanamo news, a federal judge has rejected a suit that would have forced the National Security Agency to disclose whether it spied on the lawyers of Guantanamo prisoners. On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Denise Cote said the NSA does not need to tell lawyers whether they were spied on. Attorneys have claimed they’ve avoided international phone calls out of fear their phones are tapped.

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Lindsay Beyerstein a New York writer blogging at Majikthise.


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