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You missed something..
"court order or other lawful authorization"

The NSA has neither.. Quest's refusal proved that.

As for lawful authorization.. The FBI can request the info. But it must specify a specific target in writing. (I.E. The entire service area doesn't count.)

The NSA which has no police powers is subject to FISA court restrictions. They bypassed those FISA court restrictions and left the Bell co's who disclosed the information legally naked without a valid defense.
Posted by: thetruth_z   Posted on: 05/15/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Case law cite  erc@... | 05/15/06
Counterpoint  aemc | 05/15/06
So what about Quest and Cingular who refused?  mighetto | 05/15/06
Privacy???  Dave P. | 05/15/06
Phone numbers  kastro | 05/16/06
You missed something..  thetruth_z | 05/15/06
A government agency without a court order HMMMMM  rem1010 | 05/15/06
As with above  aemc | 05/15/06
You didn't read the first paragraph at top below the 5 tabs.  osreinstall | 05/15/06
Court Order Needed?  richhayes | 05/16/06
Yes it is needed.  osreinstall | 05/16/06
Identifiable Data  richhayes | 05/16/06
It is identifiable  osreinstall | 05/16/06
Yes, a court order(warrant) is required..  thetruth_z | 05/16/06
President & Congress  richhayes | 05/17/06
Message has been deleted.  DarbyOhara | 05/15/06
DOJ is the largest law firm it represents the Government  mighetto | 05/15/06
Read the law's definition of "Government"  aemc | 05/15/06
I said this 4 years ago  sykandtyed | 05/15/06
We wouldn't have to worry about Iran today  Dave P. | 05/15/06
Not just phone records  schwana | 05/16/06

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