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10 million phone calls were released to the CIA & FBI without judicial aproval by the supreme court
By Ryan Singel March 26, 2007 1:43:56 PM
27B filed a request Friday for the FBI to produce copies of the contracts it signed with three large telecoms, post-Patriot Act, in order to get phone call records in response to agent's self-issued subpoenas faster. Those contracts created a cozy relationship that agents quickly abused to get records without even jumping through the few administrative hoops required for so-called "National Security Letters," according to a recent internal audit.
27B is asking the FBI for "expedited processing." A copy of the Freedom of Information Act request is here (.pdf).
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By Ryan Singel March 21, 2007 3:41:47 PM
The FBI is under scrutiny for asking phone companies for telephone records using fake emergency letters and then not following up with the required legal documents. In a pre-emptive response, the FBI halted the rule-breaking by telling agents that emergency letters no longer had to be followed up, according to this story yesterday from the Washington Post's John Solomon.
The new rules rely heavily on a provision of law that allows phone and internet companies turn over records to the government without legal liability if the companies believe there is an emergency. Civil liberties advocates say that provision was originally intended to allow phone companies to turn over records when they found a problem, but that law enforcement has long abused the loophole to get information without a
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By Luke O'Brien March 26, 2007 10:22:37 AM
New York cops traveled the world to spy on protestors before the GOP convention in 2004, jetting from Montreal to Miami to scores of other cities, including some in Europe . The NYT broke the story yesterday.
The NYPD spent countless tax dollars to have its Intelligence Division create hundreds of secret files on people who planned to get rowdy at the convention. The files also include information on hundreds who didn't -- actors, churchgoers, environmentalists, death penalty opponents, anyone, really, who might be opposed to elements of the GOP platform.
Now the city is asking a court to keep the spy records sealed because the news media will "fixate upon and sensationalize them." Come on. That's ridiculous. We wouldn't do that.
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By Luke O'Brien March 26, 2007 10:08:58 AM

The Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE), a massive central database the government uses to store information on terror suspects and generate watch lists, has grown from fewer than 100,000 files in 2003 to around 435,000 today, according to an analysis in The Washington Post yesterday.
The Post story, which digs into how TIDE works, raises a number of questions about how information is gathered and used by federal agencies, which usually contend that their investigations are focused, purpose-driven and hold little likelihood of pulling innocent people into their scope. But the TIDE system also operates like "a vacuum cleaner for both proven and unproven information, and its managers disclaim responsibility for how other agencies use the data."
Continue reading "Terror Database Threatens to Overwhelm" »
By Ryan Singel March 19, 2007 3:53:03 PM
The FBI's misuse of a key Patriot Act power was both intentional and criminal, and is symptomatic of the department's over-reliance on ineffective data-mining methods, according to Mike German, a former FBI special agent who now works as the ACLU's National Security Policy Counsel.
The devil is in the details of March 9's Justice Department's 200-page report on the FBI's misuse of so-called National Security Letters and the most damning details were left out of the executive summary and subsequent news accounts, German told reporters in a conference call Monday. That report found that the FBI acquired information on 143,074 persons from 2003 to 2005 and that of a sample of investigations audited, some 22% included possible violations of the law.
NSLs are self-issued subpoenas that allow investigators in terrorism and espionage cases to require phone companies, banks, credit reporting agencies and ISPs to turn over records on Americans. Those records are then fed into three computer systems, including a shared data-mining warehouse known the Investigative Data Warehouse.
"There's this idea that data mining is going to be the answer," German said. "The FBI has bought into this snake oil. You have agents who are doing collection rather than investigation."
Continue reading "FBI Broke Law Using Patriot Powers, Former FBI Agent Says " »
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There is so much knee-jerk reaction to this most recent police shooting of yet another unarmed citizen. It is obvious that the protocols for handling this type of occurrence are inept and faulty on premise. It seems that the first priority is to kill rather than disarm or deescalate. That basic reality serves to further the notion that life other than self is valueless and self is, foremost, what matters even if your job is to serve and PROTECT. That includes protecting us from ourselves. Mental illness is a distinct characteristic of humans and the human condition. In a fit of rage, this young man goaded the police into doing exactly what it did, shoot to kill. What does that say about the police process and its leaders? It says loud and clear, we come first. Sure, the police commanded the kid to stop. But in his state of mind, a condition the NYPD should be expert at confronting, could not follow commands. Other less lethal measures should have been immediately at hand rather than the excuse that the special response units were getting set up when the events unfolded. Another process/protocol error. One might wish to consider, on another level, that this disturbed individual is a result of our very society. But that is another issue for discussion.
I believe the core mind-set of the NYPD needs to be one of avoiding weapons discharge till the very last possible moment to protect both the life of the officer AND the subject of concern. All this crap I have read about your not being a cop, you don't know what it is like to face this danger, is just that, crap. ALL of us become afraid for our lives at sometime during our existence. Fight or flight is high-school knowledge. Instincts for survival should be mediated if you are going to be in law enforcement. The cop mentality should be to understand this better than most people and act accordingly. Fear of death is and should not be the primary motivation for discharging a weapon. Of course, it is easy in hindsight to quarterback this recent scenario. But look at some of the details. Five cops discharged weapons from multiple points of convergence. All were shielded by automobiles. The subject was some 5-6 feet distant in evening but reasonable street lighting. Police accepted this setting as one of direct and imminent threat to themselves. Could all five have felt threatened so as to shot to kill when they were all at different position from the subject? It is unreasonable to believe that all five needed to discharge their weapons. Were they acting to preserve their own lives or the lives of their co-workers?
I am not anti-cop. I respect the position they place themselves in frequently. But it is still a career of choice and everyone of them knows full well the dangers of pursuing this line of work. And cops are not heros just because they became cops. If you go into police work believing this, you should never have been accepted in training. The police can consider themselves heros if they successfully avoided deadly force and resolved this peacefully. They did not. It seems the actions are a direct result of the police mind-set, a general societal acceptance of and condoning of violence and a lack of enlightened leadership in the NYPD which continues to perpetrate said concepts.
I further suggest that as a society steeped in violent imagery, an antiquated cowboy mentality and strike first preemptive thinking, our police forces merely reflect these societal attitudes. I guess a kindler, gentler America is a concept still too far removed from our nature.
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By Luke O'Brien March 27, 2007 10:37:15 AM
The FBI, already taking flak for the abuse of national security letters used to spy on Americans, admitted to The Washington Post today that its agents "repeatedly provided inaccurate information to win secret court approval of surveillance warrants in terrorism and espionage cases."
Warrants issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court allow for physical and electronic surveillance and are some of the most secretive and loosely vetted investigative tools available to federal law enforcement. But time and time again the FBI supplied the court with bad data to obtain warrants, according to the Post and an internal bureau audit last year. FBI agents even used information from deactivated informants. The errors were bad enough that FISC's chief judge complained to the Justice Department.
The FBI has chalked its mishaps up mostly to sloppiness and lack of internal oversight. But the extent to which the FBI has violated civil liberties and run roughshod over the law -- thousands of cases over several years -- suggests the bureau's problems go beyond mere incompetence.
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