How a Purse Snatching Led to the Legal Justification for NSA Domestic Spying | WIRED - discu.eu

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'A court’s decision - in a case involving the recording of a single individual’s phone records - turns out to be the basis for a legal rationale justifying governmental spying on virtually all Americans. Smith v. Maryland.. set the binding precedent for what we now call metadata surveillance.' http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/10/nsa-smith-purse-snatching/ 22 comments 3/10/2013 technology

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