DOJ - End Run Around Lawsuit
The Democratic Underground filed a suit against AT&T. D of J tried to block it citing "security issues". Right - of course they would. Evidently they tried to sneak around late at night when they assumed no one was paying attention.
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(Note: It's a blog and some of the comments should carry a PG-13 rating at least. The essential information is in the first paragraph of the post.)
Click on the title and help spread the word.
(Note: It's a blog and some of the comments should carry a PG-13 rating at least. The essential information is in the first paragraph of the post.)
posted by Granny @ 5/14/2006 08:59:00 AM
3 Comments:
At Sunday, May 14, 2006 9:57:00 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Is this the same suit that was filed by the EFF? The DoJ is also trying to put the kabosh on that one, but interestingly, even AT&T tried to get it killed without even asking the government. The telco argued that the EFF could not use the records, already in their possession, as evidence because the records had been obtained through illegal means (though they refused to specify what those means were).
At Monday, May 15, 2006 5:00:00 AM ,
Sothis said...
Here's another attack--join the class action lawsuits against the telcomm providers who cooperated. I think they face a $1000 fine per customer for distrubuting private info without permission. They wanted to "help" the government? Great. Let's brankrupt them.
BTW, Qwest refused to cooperate with the NSA. Guess what? The CEO is now under investigation for insider trading. Is it just a coincidence...?
At Thursday, May 18, 2006 2:43:00 AM ,
Granny said...
Kvatch - I answered you long ago in email but for anyone else reading, yes it is.
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