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3 questions about the FISA court answered

  • Written by Lacey Wallace, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Pennsylvania State University
The E. Barrett Prettyman Federal Courthouse houses the FISA court. AP Photo/ Evan Vucci

On Feb. 2, President Donald Trump allowed the release of the previously classified “Nunes memo.” The memo, written by Republican congressional aides, criticized information used as the basis for a FISA court surveillance application related to the...

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