Klayman: Kavanaugh Forced to Change His Tune on 4th Amendment and Mass Surveillance!
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Washington Examiner
September 8, 2018
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testified Thursday night that "I don't see how I could" stand by a 2015 opinion he wrote upholding the dragnet collection of domestic call records, citing a recent ruling that limited police access to cellphone location data.
But Kavanaugh's disavowal didn't win over attorneys who challenged the National Security Agency program, who say they remain concerned about his interpretation of the Fourth Amendment and his still-murky role in post-9/11 surveillance programs.
But Kavanaugh's disavowal didn't win over attorneys who challenged the National Security Agency program, who say they remain concerned about his interpretation of the Fourth Amendment and his still-murky role in post-9/11 surveillance programs.