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| evocative names, bizrate.com, newsgeek, dmca, verses, branding consultants, record, mother sucks son, seattleweekly, weird, intellectual property, drm, | There's the question of the wisdom of girl arbitrarily curbing the Executive's constituional authority, which would make it more difficult for the Executive to fulfill its constitutional responsiblities.And these are just a girl few of the more interesting (to me) questions of principle. There's also the practical questions: how much of what's being said about girl this issue is FUD from partisans, extremists, the media-industrial complex, etc.Then there's the technical questions: You raid a cell in Pakistan, find a U.S. phone number on a computer there. In criminal justice terms, that's not probable cause to tap a phone line. What do you do? Give up? Hope that number doesn't reach an active cell planning to smuggle an Iranian suitcase nuke across the Mexican border? Or do you say, I'm Executive, the Constitution gives me the responsibility to do whatever I can and whatever I need to do to protect the country in time of war, and Congress has told me this is a time of war, so tap that fucker and let's see what's up?Now, |
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| the love of all that's good... by pinkocommie (Score:2) Tuesday January 31, @06:17PM Re:For the love of all that's good... (Score:4, Insightful) by susano_otter (123650) on Tuesday January 31, @06:44PM (#14612008) (http://slashdot.org/) It's not at all clear that AT&T has done something illegal, if for no other reason than if they had, this lawsuit would not be necessary. The whole point of a lawsuit, after all, is to try to prove that somebody did something illegal. In newsgeek fact, if the EFF loses this case, it will establish a precedent newsgeek that what AT&T did is newsgeek not illegal.But even beyond that, the matter is highly controversial and hotly debated. There's the question of the extent of the Executive's power to conduct military operations during wartime. There's the question of whether or not the definition of "military operations" includes intelligence-gathering operations conducted by the Executive. |
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