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More Office of Legal Counsel Memos from Bush Administration Released

January 21, 2009 # 9:50 am # Human Rights, Intelligence # No Comment

Courtesy Bobby Chesney–

LEGAL AUTHORITIES SUPPORTING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY DESCRIBED BY THE PRESIDENT (January 19, 2006) (added 01/16/09)

PRESIDENTIAL SIGNING STATEMENTS (January 31, 2007) (added 01/16/09)

REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION UNDER THE ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS PRIVACY ACT (November 5, 2008) (added 01/16/09)

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