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Can an American be investigated for terrorism merely for expressing support for it? The government isn’t saying.

on September 15, 2014

"“So people who are entirely innocent can be investigated under this statute,” said Jennifer Granick, director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, who wrote a blog post about the issue. “I didn’t know that before. There’s nothing under any of the redactions that could change that conclusion.”"

Date Published:09/15/2014
Original Publication:The Washington Post

Published in: Press , First Amendment , FISC , privacy government surveillance , Privacy