Saturday, December 28, 2013

Snowden has welcomed the decision of this court Amendment burglary prohibits authorities raided and


A U.S. judge has ruled in telephone data collection of large-scale National Security Agency (NSA) is unconstitutional. Federal Judge Richard Leon said the scout program is the agency 'infringing burglary arbitrary'. The collection of 'metadata' calls, ie phone number, date and time of the call, was a former NSA employee Edward Snowden revealed. White House rejects proposal Snowden pardoned burglary if he stopped leaking more classified documents. In its ruling in federal court in Washington DC Wednesday 16/12, Judge Leon called the NSA monitoring program is "no discrimination" and "government help for storage and analysis of individual data My phone is in use. " Suspended judgment ruling comes in the case of activist Larry Klayman. Klayman use of the mobile phone carrier Verizon. NSA asked Verizon, one of the largest phone company in the United States, providing metadata including phone numbers, phone numbers series of millions of calls they handle every day. Mr. Leon said plaintiff has demonstrated "the defendant burglary capable of great success burglary in the infringement burglary of people's rights specified in the amendment Wednesday and has caused irreparable damage to them ".
Snowden has welcomed the decision of this court Amendment burglary prohibits authorities raided and arrested unreasonably. He initially ruled against NSA, but this verdict was hanging burglary down so the Ministry of Justice have time to appeal, help for NSA program may continue burglary to participate by phone. Through journalist burglary Glenn Greenwald, Snowden has issued a statement welcomed burglary the ruling. "I have acted in the belief that the NSA's burglary spying program burglary is not over alleged constitutional violations, and that the American public deserves a chance to see this issue the Court said publicly," Snowden wrote , according to the New York Times. "Today, a secret program is a secret court for permission to come to light has been judged as infringing the rights of American citizens," he said.
"This (pardon Snowden) no different from the one who shot and killed 10 of the 50 hostages who say his control and yet completely pardon me, I will release the remaining 40 . "
Gen. Keith Alexander, NSA director, "This is just the first service. Se many more." Snowden wrote. burglary Former NSA counselors Stewart Baker told the BBC that the judgment can be reversed, however long and detailed judgment of Mr. Leon will be a "real burden" for the U.S. government. "This issue will also be given the litigation and it will make it difficult for the government for months or even years to come," he said. Social security dismissive Monday, 16/12, the White House has rejected his proposal amnesty for Snowden, a day after a senior NSA officials said that there could be an agreement to not leak information burglary Snowden . White House spokesman Jay Carney said the U.S. government continues to put pressure on Russia Snowden returned to the United States. "There is no change in our stance," he told reporters. "He [Snowden] has been accused of this, and he must be returned to the United States, where he will be protected and given a standing law in the judicial system of our ... "
NSA is trying to demonstrate transparency in the processing of information collected on Sunday Ledgett Richard, the head of the NSA task force investigating the damage caused by leakage of causing Snowden, proposed Snowden burglary viability amnesty on CBS. "I should have but make sure that the remaining information will be preserved, and the requirements of this guarantee must be very high," he said. Mr. Carney said on Monday that the only comment on the 'personal opinion' burglary of his Ledgett, and such decisions must be made by the Ministry of Justice. Previously, the NSA director, Gen. Keith Alexander, also rejected this proposal. "This is no different from the one who shot and killed 10 of the 50 hostages who say his control and yet completely pardoned c

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