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    • November 15, 2008

    In EPIC Case for Wiretap Memos, Federal Judge to Review Justice Department Documents

    In EPIC v. DOJ, EPIC, the ACLU, and the National Security Archive are seeking government documents regarding the President's warrantless wiretapping program. Today, a federal court ordered the Department of Justice to provide for inspection copies of legal memos authored by government lawyers. The opinions, prepared by the Office of Legal Counsel, provided the legal basis for the President to wiretap US citizens in the United States without court approval. EPIC began the Freedom of Information Act lawsuit in December 2005, after the New York Times first reported the details of the wiretap program.

    Judge to Examine Warrantless Spying Docs in Chambers, Wired News, November 6, 2008

    Posted by EPIC at November 15, 2008 10:49 AM
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