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Court Bans Agents Who Botched Carter Page Surveillance From Seeking Wiretaps

Posted on March 5, 2020 by pogowasright.org

Charlie Savage reports:

A secretive federal court on Wednesday effectively barred F.B.I. officials involved in the wiretapping of a former Trump campaign adviser from appearing before it in other cases at least temporarily, the latest fallout from an internal inquiry into the bureau’s surveillance of the aide.

Read more on The New York Times.

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