One simple solution to this problem would be to publicly release significant FISA court opinions or, at the very least, unclassified summaries of these opinions.
Bob Goodlatte: “One simple solution to this problem would be to publicly release significant FISA court opinions or, at the very least…”
On the recordJuly 16, 2013
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Goodlatte advocates for public access to FISA court opinions to enhance scrutiny.
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