Government
Feb. 15, 2007
FCC Cites Judge Walker for Why it Didn't Probe Wiretapping
WASHINGTON - The Federal Communications Commission decided because of a pending San Francisco court challenge to an anti-terrorism eavesdropping program not to investigate last year whether telecom companies broke the law in allegedly giving the government access to customer records, the agency has revealed.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - The Federal Communications Commission decided because of a pending San Francisco court challenge to an antiterrorism eavesdropping program not to investigate last year whether telecom companies broke the law in allegedly giving the government access to customer records, the agency has revealed.
Last summer, U.S. District Judge Va...
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