Exam 20: The Patriot Act: Where Is It Today: Sue Carter Collins

A(n) _____________ is an American citizen or permanent resident who is suspected of being involved in espionage or other unlawful acts in U.S.-controlled territories.

This law amended the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act by removing the warrant requirement in cases involving government surveillance of foreign intelligence targets that are outside of the United States.

While employed as a private contractor with the NSA, American computer specialist and former CIA employee__________ disclosed almost 200 classified documents detailing U.S. involvement in clandestine mass-surveillance programs.

Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1986 specifies the conditions under which the government can obtain a court order authorizing use of electronic surveillance in

A(n) ______________ is an electronic device that is used to record the telephone numbers from which incoming calls are being made; it does not record conversations.

Which of the following statements about roving wiretaps is true? A roving wiretap

Human rights organizations oppose the USA Patriot Act because it

The code name for the clandestine electronic surveillance data collection program that has been used by the NSA since 2007 to mine stored data and communications obtained from Internet service providers is

The primary responsibility of the National Security Agency (NSA) is to

The principle drafter(s) of the USA Patriot Act were