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First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles et al v. National Security Agency et al
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3:13-cv-03287
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April 03, 2014
Feds Issue Mea Culpa To FISC For Nearly Chucking Evidence
The U.S. government on Wednesday issued a seven-page response to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, saying it didn't tell the court about an email asking that it preserve call data the government gathered in a class action accusing it of spying, because it didn't know the data was relevant to the suit.
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March 19, 2014
NSA May Have to Keep Call-Data Evidence, Judge Says
A California federal judge said Wednesday that he's inclined to require the National Security Agency to preserve data that could serve as evidence in a lawsuit by civil liberties groups and a separate class action by AT&T Inc. subscribers alleging its collection of Americans' phone records violated constitutional protections.
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March 10, 2014
NSA Blocked From Destroying Phone Records In Calif. Suits
A California federal judge on Monday afternoon ordered the National Security Agency to halt the destruction of five years' worth of phone records it had gathered, siding at least temporarily with a privacy group claiming the records are needed to prove rights violations against Americans.
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November 20, 2013
Sens. Say 'No Evidence' That NSA Phone Sweeps Have Value
Three Democratic U.S. senators, in an amicus brief supporting a lawsuit in California court that targets the National Security Agency's vast telephone surveillance program, said Monday the program hasn't produced any valuable intelligence and should be scrapped.
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October 10, 2013
DOJ Loses Bid To Stall NSA Spying Challenge Amid Shutdown
A California federal judge on Wednesday rejected the government's shutdown-related request to temporarily halt a suit brought by an unlikely coalition of Unitarians, gun rights groups and others challenging the National Security Agency 's vast telephone surveillance program.