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In Lawsuit Challenging DEA Bulk Surveillance, Judge Gives Rare OK to Discovery

Posted on August 18, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Mark Rumold writes:

A federal judge in Los Angeles has given our clients, Human Rights Watch, the go-ahead to take discovery from the government in our ongoing lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the DEA’s bulk surveillance program. Friday’s decision is rare, and it’s a decisive victory—both for HRW and for the general public. EFF is not aware of any other case where discovery has been allowed into a government mass surveillance program. And the order forces the government to answer questions, under oath, about the steps it took to ensure that all illegally collected records have been fully purged from all government systems.

Read more on EFF.

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