Former National Security Agency chief Keith Alexander said Wednesday that the ex parte, non-adversarial nature of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court made for a “great debate” and that he was in favor of allowing third-party, friend-of-the-court observations on proceedings — amicus curiae — though he “forgot what you call it.”
“NIMBY” Lawmakers Line Up Against New Gitmo In U.S.
As Pentagon officials tour sites in the US in search for an alternative to the prison
