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  • Wed Mar 21 2007 Senators won't take away FBI surveillance power

    Top Democrats and Republicans say they prefer oversight, rather than repealing part of Patriot Act used by FBI for illegal monitoring.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh

  • Wed Feb 21 2007 High court wrestles with software patent questions

    Justices quiz attorneys of foes Microsoft and AT&T on whether U.S. software makers are liable for code used abroad.

    Posted by Anne Broache

  • Fri Jul 14 2006 Police blotter: Mortgage 'spammers' sued by ISP

    California Internet provider sues over mortgage spam, saying lenders violated Can-Spam Act, state laws.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh

  • Mon Dec 2 1996 Court delays CDA action

    The Supreme Court takes no action after discussing the government's request to lift a preliminary injunction on the Communications Decency Act.

    Posted by CNET News.com Staff

  • Wed Feb 19 1997 CDA opponents file their side

    The Communications Decency Act is headed full tilt toward the Supreme Court as the opposition files its arguments tomorrow.

    Posted by CNET News.com Staff

  • Wed Mar 19 1997 CDA backers focus on children

    Unlike many of their portrayals in mainstream media, fierce defenders of the Communications Decency Act say they are not all antiporn zealots.

    Posted by Courtney Macavinta

  • Mon Apr 1 1996 CDA judges get look at Net diversity

    The three-judge panel that will decide the future of the Communications Decency Act heard the final day of plaintiff testimony today.

    Posted by Rose Aguilar

  • Thu Feb 20 1997 CDA opponents fire back

    The Communications Decency Act is the most restrictive censorship scheme imposed on any medium, the ACLU tells the Supreme Court.

    Posted by CNET News.com Staff

  • Thu Oct 15 1998 Groups plan suit against Net bill

    Free speech groups are preparing to file a suit against the government if the Child Online Protection Act is signed into law as expected.

    Posted by Courtney Macavinta

  • Thu Feb 9 2006 Former CIA chief expresses doubt about NSA program

    James Woolsey says he generally agrees with the president but warns that in some cases, a court should be involved.

    Posted by Anne Broache

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