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To: Ghayyour
He said his ruling did not mean the FBI must get court approval before ordering records, but that it must be able to justify why the request should be kept secret.

Be able to justify to whom? The ACLU, the person receiving the letter? No! To a judge, of course. So, his ruling (which, I admit, I have not read) appears to dismiss with one hand the requirement for prior court approval for the letter and require it on the other. Seems like a perfect example of judical double talk.

10 posted on 09/07/2007 3:33:14 AM PDT by Captain Rhino ( Peace based on respected strength is truly peace; peace based on weakness is ignoble slavery)
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To: Captain Rhino

I agree.  These “judicial half wits” try so ardently to cover their asses that nothing they say makes any common sense.  It is a damn shame common sense is such an uncommon virtue among those in their profession!


18 posted on 09/09/2007 1:53:20 AM PDT by singfreedom ("Victory at all costs,.....for without victory there is no survival." Winston Churchill)
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