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Electronic Frontier Foundation v. Department of Justice
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December 22, 2016
DOJ Must Produce Surveillance Records For Judge To Review
A California federal judge overseeing an Electronic Frontier Foundation records request suit ordered the government Thursday to show her in private more than 250 documents it's holding back on a telephone surveillance program tied to AT&T Inc. call data.
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July 10, 2015
DOJ, Calif. AG Sued Over Gov't Access To AT&T Records
In two complaints filed Thursday, online privacy advocate Electronic Frontier Foundation accused the U.S. Department of Justice and the attorney general of California of concealing information on Hemisphere, a telephone surveillance program through which the organization says law enforcement has accessed decades of AT&T Inc. call records.