Cline: Problem with that is it converts any search of a computer into a general search. Piersol: Plain view, there they were going thru graphic images. Clearer to agent looking at graphic images. Cline: To extent govt sharing arg with us they're relying on plain view.
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Wardlaw: Why couldn't govt go get another warrant. Lewis: A reqt that agents stop a search and get materials declassified and approval to do so would be a problem. Truong defendant argued should be sole purpose.
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Gould: Under FISA don't agents have to go full steam ahead, for practical purposes, can't pause for another warrant, abt why use restriction? Lewis: Statute itself. Minimization, does not require min of evidence of crime. In an number of FISA cases they have explicitly approved.
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LEwis: on plain error rule not time to announce a new rule. Piersol: overhearing murder, exigency. What if you find money laundering evidence? You just go ahead and prosecute it? Lewis: If evidence of crime, does not require min. Other procedures limit. [Claims secret]
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Lewis: Plain view. While there is authority to support based on plain view, minimization procedures really supply the answer in FISA context. Plain view operates differently in FISA context, bc of back end of case. HE'S DEFENDING THE TOR APPLICATION HERE.
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Piersol: We don't know how it was encountered. As District, if I don't know enough I'm going to have expert for myself for court if that issues gets presented. Lewis; District may want to know, if challenge is raised. Piersol: Unusual case in District bc there's no advocate
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Piersol is a District Judge in ID, not a circuit judge. He's talking with the experience of a judge who has had to stand in for the adversarial position of the defendant. Lewis: District review not done in vacuum.
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Lewis: District review was not an abuse. Piersol: We have to review what District court did. Adopted order verbatim which you submitted. We're reviewing de novo, not abuse of discretion. Lewis: Multiple Circuits have held. Piersol: We're this one tho.
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Piersol: so we're supposed to disregard precedent in this circuit? Lewis: There is no precedent. Every circuit that has reached standard determined abuse of discretion. Franks: Defendant had access to a great deal of information.
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Lewis: WRT sufficiency of evidence. Piersol: they didn't argue that except in briefs. Lewis; I'll move on. Cleared counsel should have review. FISA says necessity up front. [Cline's going to hit this I bet.]
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Lewis: I believe I've touched on most of issues. Wardlaw: we're going to ask you to say after the hearing.
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Cline: Govt position is it can't pause FI investigation long enough to get a warrant. Saying it can't do what CDT says it has to do. Cline Minimization is not a Fourth amendment exception.
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Disclosure: in 39 year history, one court ordered disclosure. Never been disclosure. Look at legislative history. Congress clearly contemplated there wouldn't be disclosure. If ever case where disclosure warrant it'd be this case. cc:
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Piersol: let's say PD org nationally had lawyer TS cleared, in these kinds of cases, could be special counsel for top secret portion. Another way to address? Cline: there could be a system of that. [Remember Cline is amicus for the court]
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Cline: Enormous amounts of classified info disclosed to cleared defense lawyers. No difference in nuclear secrets disclosed in Wen Ho Lee (also remember PDB info disclosed in Libby).
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Do you think Lewis doesn't know how file hashes work, or is he just deliberately ignoring that method?
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G's forensics guy is here and he thinks they did open every file.
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