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Paul Rosenzweig looks at the little-known Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which earlier this year rejected a Department of Justice bid for greater investigative authority. By granting the DOJ only part of its request, the court struck the right balance, notes Rosenzweig. Without clear authorization from Congress, the FISC was right to maintain the status quo, he says, and its decision should be upheld.
October 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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