Sentence examples for intelligence court from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, the law requires a warrant from a special intelligence court for such eavesdropping.

"That would have been the clincher," said one senior government official familiar with the intelligence court.

Much of the information the intelligence court handles must be kept secret.

The memo says the Ohrs' relationship with them "was inexplicably concealed" from the intelligence court.

The agency is required to obtain a warrant from the intelligence court to target a "U.S. person" — a citizen or legal resident — for actual eavesdropping.

A different intelligence court judge, John D. Bates, rebuked the N.S.A. in 2011 for violations in another program and also complained of a pattern of misrepresentation.

Lin's production will inevitably dip, but as D'Antoni has noted, his intelligence, court vision and athleticism are not going to disappear.

On Thursday, prosecutors notified the judge that they intended to introduce evidence against him that was obtained in a search authorized by the nation's secret foreign intelligence court.

The Bush administration, in defending the use of the N.S.A. program, has pointed to frustrations over the speed and flexibility of the foreign-intelligence court as one reason for allowing the N.S.A. to eavesdrop without warrants.

WASHINGTON, Jan . 9- The Justice Department held an unusual closed-door briefing Monday for judges on a secret foreign-intelligence court in response to concerns about President Bush's decision to allow domestic eavesdropping without warrants.

The result then was new procedures and the creation of a new court system – the Foreign Intelligence Court – to process surveillance requests by the government in secret.