Judge says NSA bulk data program likely unconstitutional
Federal judge Richard Leon ruled the NSA bulk collection of Americans telephone records is likely unconstitutional and granted a preliminary injunction for two plaintiffs. He stayed the decision pending appeal, noting national security interests and novelty of constitutional issues. He warned the Supreme Court or higher courts may ultimately decide the fate of metadata collection amid ongoing legal challenges and government pushback.
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Knox emails innocence in Meredith Kercher case in court
Amanda Knox, in a five page email to the Perugia court, rejects the 2007 murder charge and says she feared wrongful conviction. Judge Nencini noted the email was nonstandard and did not carry in person testimony while Sollecito remains implicated and Guede awaits outcome of the appeals. Knox’s absence highlights the case as it returns for a third time. Judges and prosecutors have long disagreed on Knox’s role in the crime that stunned Perugia.
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