Yesterday, I wrote about the proposed Intelligence Oversight and Surveillance Reform Act. The language of the proposed bill is not yet available on the Library of Congress’ Thomas website, but here is a copy of the proposed bill, along with the summary of the bill.
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Intelligence Oversight and Surveillance Act — Language Now Available
October 1, 2013
Filed under:
4th Amendment, Congress, Congressional Oversight, Domestic Surveillance, FISA Reform, Metadata, NSA, Ron Wyden
About the Author(s)
Jennifer Stisa Granick
Surveillance and Cybersecurity Counsel at the ACLU's Project on Speech, Privacy and Technology.
Member of the editorial board of Just Security.
Follow her on Twitter (@granick).
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