Experts Differ About Surveillance and Privacy

20 Jul 2006

Legal experts squared off before Congress on Wednesday about the National Security Agency’s domestic surveillance program, offering radically different views on whether changes in the law are needed to allow eavesdropping on terror suspects without violating Americans’ privacy. Full Story

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