Courts & Law
Court to hear electronic surveillance case
The Supreme Court will decide next term whether a group of lawyers, human rights activists and journalists may challenge the federal government’s widespread use of electronic surveillance to monitor suspected terrorist activities overseas.
The High Court by Robert Barnes
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