We are the 99%  December 28, 2005  Is there anything that Bush
Can't F up? Illegal wiretaps may allow terrorists to go free
From the New York Times:  Defense Lawyers in Terror Cases Plan
Challenges Over Spy Efforts     The question of whether the
N.S.A. program was used in criminal prosecutions and whether it
improperly influenced them raises "fascinating and difficult
questions," said Carl W. Tobias, a law professor at the
University of Richmond who has studied terrorism prosecutions."
Government officials with knowledge of the program have not
ruled out the possibility that it was used in other criminal
cases, and a number of defense lawyers said in interviews that
circumstantial evidence had led them to question whether the
security agency identified their clients through wiretaps.  The
first challenge is likely to come in Florida, where lawyers for
two men charged with Jose Padilla, who is jailed as an enemy
combatant, plan to file a motion as early as next week to
determine if the N.S.A. program was u