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Nat Hentoff casts a spotlight on a little-noticed provision of the USA Patriot Act that's alarmed bookstore owners and librarians. Under ' 215, the FBI may seek information regarding Americans' reading habits, and, furthermore, those confronted with such a request can't object publicly. The threat to freedom of speech couldn't be clearer: Investigating what we read isn't that far from investigating what we say and think.
March 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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