Criminal
Nov. 20, 2002
Court Approves Domestic Spying
WASHINGTON - The Bush administration won a major legal battle Monday when a special appellate court in its first published opinion in 24 years of existence upheld the government's broad freedom to spy on terrorist suspects in the United States, though limiting Attorney General John D. Ashcroft's foreign surveillance authority to matters beyond solely criminal prosecution.
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