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"I don't think we can really make a judgment on whether warrants would be necessary until we know a lot more about the program," he said.

Some judges who spoke on the condition of anonymity yesterday said they want to know whether warrants they signed were tainted by the NSA program.

It is unlikely that a proper investigation into the allegations and a recommendation on whether warrants should be issued for the officers' arrests could have been completed "within that 13-minute time frame", the motion said.

Later, though, Justice Scalia asked Steven R. Shapiro of the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents Mr. McNeely, whether warrants played an important role in stopping unreasonable searches if they were quickly and routinely available.

Before interviewing people, the agents typically run computer checks to determine whether they were facing criminal charges unrelated to the hijackings or whether warrants had been issued for their arrest, tools the agents could use as leverage if the people refused to cooperate, officials said.

Unwinding what legislation had been used and whether warrants had been issued for each intercept could be tricky though, he added.

Former employees who feel mistreated may be more likely to file wrongful-termination lawsuits that, whether warranted or not, will cost an organization time and money.

The problem with micromanagers is that they apply the same level of intensity, scrutiny and in-your-face approach to every task, whether warranted or not.

The subsequent acquittals and dismissals, whether warranted or not, further stoke mistrust of the system.

The fear in acknowledging Israel's flaws is that such recognition opens Israel up to criticism, whether warranted or unfair.

Once that happens, whether warranted or not, you're the immediate beneficiary of all of Hanks' decades of accumulated goodwill as one of America's most beloved stars.