From today’s New York Times:
The Bush administration has employed extraordinary secrecy in defending the National Security Agencyâs highly classified domestic surveillance program from civil lawsuits. Plaintiffs and judgesâ clerks cannot see its secret filings. Judges have to make appointments to review them and are not allowed to keep copies.
Judges have even been instructed to use computers provided by the Justice Department to compose their decisions.
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