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Suing George W. Bush: A bizarre and troubling tale - part 2 | ||
by Jon B Eisenberg | There are 0 comments. add a comment | July 9th, 2008 | ||||||||||||||||
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original url: http://www.salon.com/opinion/feature/2008/07/09/alharamain_lawsuit/index1.html
Article description:Judge King suspended further proceedings on the standing issue until the pending 9th Circuit appeal was decided. That took nearly a year, during which time all of the four dozen cases nationwide challenging various aspects of the warrantless surveillance program were consolidated and transferred to the federal District Court in San Francisco for decision by a single judge, Vaughn Walker. Meanwhile, the government attorneys demanded that we give them our computers to enable DOJ technicians to "wipe" the computers clean of any electronic remnants of secret material that might remain somewhere in the computers' hard drives. Because of attorney-client confidentiality considerations, we refused, proposing instead to do the wiping ourselves in whatever manner the government technicians suggested. We weren't abo...read the article new window this window |
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