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For Years, Bush Said Court Orders Required for Spying
US President George W. Bush, currently battling a domestic spying controversy, used to assure Americans wary of expanded anti-terrorism powers that tapping telephones required a judge's go-ahead. http://www.trut hout.org/docs_2005/122105E .shtml ...
Specter Will Question Alito on Legality of NSA Spying
Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. was warned yesterday by two key senators that he will be expected to comment on the revelation that President Bush authorized the National Security Agency to monitor... ...
Cheney Seeks 'Unimpaired' Presidential Powers
President Bush's decision to bypass court review and authorize domestic wiretapping by executive order was part of a concerted effort to rebuild presidential powers weakened in the 1970s as a result of... ...
The Truman precedent for Bush's eavesdropping
Boston Globe by Peter S. Canellos 12/20/05 On the morning of April 9, 1952, American flags flew above 88 steel mills across the country, signaling a change in management. The president of the United... ...
The extra-legal executive
The American Prospect by Matthew Yglesias 12/20/05 Friday 's three big news stories -- the elections in Iraq, the president's flip-flop on John McCain's anti-torture amendment, and the revelation that... ...
Can the government spy on citizens without a warrant?
Christian Science Monitor by Warren Richey 12/21/05 Presiden t Bush's decision to allow the super-secret National Security Agency to spy on Americans without court warrants has touched off stormy debate... ...
Editor in chief
Los Angeles Times by staff 12/20/05 One of the perks of being commander in chief is that you get to edit the Constitution, even the Bill of Rights, from time to time. That is in essence the legal justification... ...
Indicted lobbyist's web extends to the Pacific
MSNBC 12/20/05 Indicted former Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff was secretly hired by Guam to fight a proposal in Congress to reorganize the Pacific island's judicial system, according to an audit just... ...
Spy Court Judge Quits In Protest: Jurist Concerned Bush Order Tainted Work of Secret Panel
Posted by Phil Geiger UBRON Spy Court Judge Quits In Protest Jurist Concerned Bush Order Tainted Work of Secret Panel By Carol D. Leonnig and Dafna Linzer Washington Post Staff Writers Wednesday,... ...
Good old constitutional crisis
Molly Ivins The Free Press December 19, 2005 AUSTIN, Texas -- Uh-oh. Excuse me. I'm so sorry, but we are having a constitutional crisis. I know the timing couldn't be worse. Right in the middle of the... ...