law-abiding citizens / law permits / particular telephone line / compared telephone calls / pen register devices / federal law enforcement / intercepted communications / electronic communications / search warrant / trace device / law enforcement access / Web surfing / law enforcement authority / local and long distance telephone toll billing records / telephone conversations / law relating / law enforcement personnel / telephone industry / real time interception / banking / law enforcement agents / Internet Service Provider / surveillance device / telephone line / discovered carrier / law enforcement / Internet communications / communications media / trace devices / electronic communications service / /
Organization
Congress / federal government / Electronic Privacy Information Center / UN Court / Supreme Court / National Security Letter authority / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Department of Justice / /
Person
Reno / Ashcroft / David Sobel / / /
Position
custodian / law enforcement officer / Executive / high-level Department official / government attorney / national security official / Attorney General / officer / /
Electronic Privacy Information Center September 24, 2001 Analysis of Provisions of the Proposed Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001 Affecting the Privacy of Communications and Personal Information In response to the horrendous at