NSA warrantless surveillance controversy

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This is a topic, with start date December 19, 2005 and end date January 17, 2007.

Its theme(s) are Terrorism, United States domestic politics.

Summary of positions for this topic

• Judge Taylor was right to rule program unconstitutional (19 items)

Full listing

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Judge Taylor was right to rule program unconstitutional

For

Warrantless Wiretap Program in Doubt by Helen Thomas (Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 2006-08-25) (view)

Unbalanced to the right by Robert Robb (The Arizona Republic, 8/23/2006) (view)

ACLU v. NSA: "A Fearless and Independent Judiciary" by Geoffrey R. Stone (The Huffington Post, 8/19/2006) (view)

Ruling for the Law by The New York Times editorial board (The New York Times, 8/18/2006) (view)

Wiretap ruling affirms that presidents aren't monarchs by USA Today editorial board (USA Today, 8/18/2006) (view)

The Bush doctrine under surveillance by Glenn Greenwald (Salon.com, 8/18/2006) (view)

Every Executive Needs a Limit by Erwin Chemerinsky (Slate, 8/18/2006) (view)

Against

Crippling terrorist surveillance by The Washington Times editorial board (The Washington Times, October 2, 2006) (view)

Eavesdropping ruling a judicial farce by Robert Novak (Chicago Sun-Times, August 28, 2006) (view)

A law unto herself: Judge Taylor shows why Dems can't be trusted by Jack Kelly (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, August 27, 2006) (view)

War, law and justice by David B. Rivkin Jr., Lee A. Casey (The Washington Times, August 24, 2006) (view)

A Law Unto Herself by Ann Althouse (The New York Times, 8/23/2006) (view)

Politics over justice by Jonathan Gurwitz (San Antonio Express-News, 8/22/2006) (view)

President Taylor by The Wall Street Journal editorial board (The Wall Street Journal, 8/18/2006) (view)

Who's Afraid of Anna Diggs Taylor? by Scott Johnson (Power Line, 8/18/2006) (view)

Judge Ignores Precedent, Holds NSA Program "Unconstitutional" by John Hinderaker (Power Line, 8/17/2006) (view)

Mixed

Eavesdropping within the law by Chicago Tribune editorial board (Chicago Tribune, August 20, 2006) (view)

Wiretap decision goes over the top by Rocky Mountain News editorial board (Rocky Mountain News, August 19, 2006) (view)

A Judicial Misfire by The Washington Post editorial board (The Washington Post, August 18, 2006) (view)

All items that address this topic (19 total)

Title	Author	Source	Date
Judge Ignores Precedent, Holds NSA Program "Unconstitutional"	John Hinderaker	Power Line	August 17, 2006
Ruling for the Law	The New York Times editorial board	The New York Times	August 18, 2006
President Taylor	The Wall Street Journal editorial board	The Wall Street Journal	August 18, 2006
A Judicial Misfire	The Washington Post editorial board	The Washington Post	August 18, 2006
Wiretap ruling affirms that presidents aren't monarchs	USA Today editorial board	USA Today	August 18, 2006
The Bush doctrine under surveillance	Glenn Greenwald	Salon.com	August 18, 2006
Every Executive Needs a Limit	Erwin Chemerinsky	Slate	August 18, 2006
Who's Afraid of Anna Diggs Taylor?	Scott Johnson	Power Line	August 18, 2006
Wiretap decision goes over the top	Rocky Mountain News editorial board	Rocky Mountain News	August 19, 2006
ACLU v. NSA: "A Fearless and Independent Judiciary"	Geoffrey R. Stone	The Huffington Post	August 19, 2006
Eavesdropping within the law	Chicago Tribune editorial board	Chicago Tribune	August 20, 2006
Politics over justice	Jonathan Gurwitz	San Antonio Express-News	August 22, 2006
A Law Unto Herself	Ann Althouse	The New York Times	August 23, 2006
Unbalanced to the right	Robert Robb	The Arizona Republic	August 23, 2006
War, law and justice	David B. Rivkin Jr. • Lee A. Casey	The Washington Times	August 24, 2006
Warrantless Wiretap Program in Doubt	Helen Thomas	Seattle Post-Intelligencer	August 25, 2006
A law unto herself: Judge Taylor shows why Dems can't be trusted	Jack Kelly	Pittsburgh Post-Gazette	August 27, 2006
Eavesdropping ruling a judicial farce	Robert Novak	Chicago Sun-Times	August 28, 2006
Crippling terrorist surveillance	The Washington Times editorial board	The Washington Times	October 2, 2006