NSA Wiretaps Are Legal and Other Annoying Facts

Explore the legal landscape of NSA wiretaps and other controversial surveillance practices in this 43-minute conference talk. Delve into the complexities of constitutional law, checks and balances, and the evolution of privacy rights in the digital age. Examine key legislation such as Title 50 US Code Chapter 33 and Title II, while analyzing specific red flags and relevant court rulings. Investigate other constitutional concerns, including New York City's stop and frisk policy and the Trespass Affidavit Program (TAP). Gain insights from speaker Branden Miller, a 20-year Navy veteran and self-described pessimist and constitutionalist, as he presents his perspective on these challenging legal and ethical issues.

Intro
whoami
Husband
Father
20 year Navy Vet
Pessimist
Constitutionalist
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
CHECKS AND BALANCES
Title 50 US Code Chapter 33
The world changes
Title II
Specific red flags!
What's the Court say?
More rulings
Other Constitutional end runs to consider
NY City stop and frisk policy
Trespass Affidavit Program (TAP)
Great news! Oh wait!
Conclusions
Branden Miller