[OPLINLIST] FW: [IFCPRIVACY:1868] CSMonitor Roundup: 'Secret' Senate meeting on Patriot Act

Kent Oliver koliver@starklibrary.org
Tue, 7 Jun 2005 10:28:05 -0400


FYI, Kent

Kent Oliver, Executive Director
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[A good round-up column on the issues]

'Secret' Senate meeting on Patriot Act
Critics say expanded act would let police go on 'fishing expeditions,'
but FBI disagrees. By Tom Regan | csmonitor.com Christian Science
Monitor

June 6, 2005

In a move that could expand the police powers in the Patriot Act, the
Senate Intelligence Committee will meet behind close doors to discuss,
among other things, "a little-discussed provision to enlarge the FBI's
ability to wiretap people who it suspects are national security
threats." The bill they will discuss is called the Patriot
Reauthorization Act (PAREA)

http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0606/dailyUpdate.html