Government Phone Metadata Surveillance LikelyrnViolates Fourth Amendment, Judge Rules

摘要

A federal court ruled the government’s phone surveillance is likely unconstitutional, spurringrnmembers of Congress to call for action limiting surveillance. The ruling came as the White House receivedrna set of recommendations from its appointed surveillance review group, with potential action tornfollow in January. Larry Klayman, the founder of Freedom Watch, initiated the case.