Conference on Patriot Act Reauthorization Urged to Adopt Four Year Sunset

From the American Bar Association President, this November 9, 2005 letter (3 pages, PDF) requests that conferees seeking to reach agreement on the House (H.R. 3199) and Senate versions (S. 1389) accept language reforming sections 206, 213 and 215. These sections address limitations to the use of wiretaps, search warrants for homes and businesses, and surveillance orders.

ACLU Calls on Patriot Act Negotiators to Protect Privacy and Freedom, Reject White House Pressure

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Conference on Patriot Act Reauthorization Urged to Adopt Four Year Sunset

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