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An investigative tool the FBI claims is critical in its pursuit of potential terrorists came under attack at the 2nd Circuit as the government Wednesday appealed two adverse decisions. Lawyers with the ACLU said that a federal statute that allows the FBI to send National Security Letters to Internet service providers asking for records of computer users was unconstitutional because it places those providers, which range from large corporations to small-town libraries, under a permanent gag order.
November 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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