i will give a medal
The USA PATRIOT Act (reauthorized by Congress in 2006 with a few changes), the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 2008, and actions carried out by the National Security Agency and George W. Bush administration raised new questions about the competing interests of national security and civil liberties. What are these interests and what issues of civil liberties are at stake? How should the Court reconcile these competing issues? Has the War on Terrorism overstepped appropriate boundaries of civil liberties?

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i will give a medal
The USA PATRIOT Act (reauthorized by Congress in 2006 with a few changes), the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 2008, and actions carried out by the National Security Agency and George W. Bush administration raised new questions about the competing interests of national security and civil liberties. What are these interests and what issues of civil liberties are at stake? How should the Court reconcile these competing issues? Has the War on Terrorism overstepped appropriate boundaries of civil liberties?

snuggielad · Answer

I can't give you a direct answer but I can help walk you through it. Would that be okay?

halox156 · Answer

You will be able to find your answer on this site: http://www.historycommons.org/timeline.jsp?timeline=civilliberties&civilliberties_patriot_act=civilliberties_patriot_act

halox156 · Answer

Better @SnuggieLad.

snuggielad · Answer

A little ;) Not a direct answer but you can stick around and help point him towards where he can come about finding the information on that site to each of his questions!

snuggielad · Answer

Much better though!