NSA Documents
The ACLU long suspected that the NSA has gone far beyond its counterterrorism and foreign intelligence mandate, implementing a massive system to conduct bulk surveillance of millions of innocent Americans.
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Tab 1 to the Declaration of [REDACTED] Chief, Special Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Oversight and Processing, Oversight and Compliance, Signals Intelligence Directorate, the National Security Agency
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Letter from David S. Kris, Assistant Attorney General, National Security Division, U.S. Department of Justice, to the Honorable John D. Bates, Presiding Judge, United States FISC
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Verified Memorandum of Law Submitted to the FISC
Document Date:May 23, 2006
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Verified Memorandum of Law in Response to the Court's [REDACTED] Supplemental Order
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Report Regarding the Maintenance and use [REDACTED] in FBI Databases (Nov. 2006)
Document Date:Nov 1, 2006
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Government's Response to the Court's Order Dated [REDACTED]
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Government's Response to the Court's Supplemental Order Entered on [REDACTED] in Docket No. PR-TT [REDACTED] Requesting a Corrective Declaration
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Government's Response to the Court's Supplemental Order Entered on [REDACTED] in Docket No. PR-TT [REDACTED]
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Letter from Deputy Section Chief for Operations, Office of Intelligence, National Security Division, U.S. Department of Justice, to the Honorable John D. Bates, Presiding Judge, FISC (2)
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014
Memorandum of Law and Fact in Support of Application for Pen Registers and Trap and Trace Devices for Foreign Intelligence Purposes
Document Date:Aug 12, 2014
Release Date:Aug 12, 2014