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Judge Orders Gov’t To Stop Screwing Around And Hand Over Docs In Long-Running Surveillance Case

Posted on May 30, 2017June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Tim Cushing reports:

One of the longest-running lawsuits over NSA surveillance is still no closer to a final decision, but at least we may get to take a look at a few more Section 702 documents. Jewel vs. NSA (filed in 2008) predates the Snowden leaks by five years and, judging by the speed of the government’s responses, will probably hit the 10-year mark before everything is sorted out.

The EFF reports a production order has been handed down by the court, which will hopefully light a fire under the recalcitrant government.

Read more on TechDirt.

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