AT&T May Have to Follow Constitution in the Future
November 18th, 2007 by Steve
This news is a couple of days old, but somehow I missed it:
Another victory — the House of Representatives just passed the RESTORE Act, which does not give the telecoms amnesty. Read EFF’s Media Release here.
With your help, EFF scored a victory today, as the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a surveillance bill without giving legal amnesty to telecoms that participated in warrantless spying programs. Telecom amnesty is aimed at derailing dozens of lawsuits against the telecoms for participating in a massive warrantless domestic surveillance program — including EFF’s class-action suit against AT&T.
It’s a good start. If major telecoms have to start following the Constitution, who will be next? Politicians?





