Court Wary of Overturning Warrantless Spy Case Victory, But Might Have To

PASADENA, California -- A federal appeals court appeared troubled Friday by the Obama administration's arguments that the government could break domestic spying laws without fear of being sued. A two-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard an hour of oral arguments here by the government and a lawyer for two attorneys whom a federal judge concluded had there telephone calls monitored illegally without warrants. The post Court Wary of Overturning Warrantless Spy Case Victory, But Might Have To appeared first on WIRED.