PATRIOTIC ACT

Patriotic act is an invasion to individual privacy

Patriotic act is an invasion to individual privacy

Introduction

The patriotic act violated the privacy of the citizens of all countries. It has the under-privileged citizens of a particular country by some of the basic rights they promised in the Constitution. The legislation surrounding this law has judicial checks and balances, what with this country's founding fathers were found reduced. (Jennifer, 2003)

The patriotic act allows the government to obtain a pen / trap order by the court merely informed that the monitoring is relevant to a criminal investigation. The law also gives courts the right to authorize secret government intelligence agencies to carry out the monitoring and the elimination of several investigations the government would have to go through earlier. The government has the ability analyze the personal records even held by a third party. It states that the government possesses the power to force any company about the disclosing of personal records of their clientele. This power gives the government a free hand to every citizen's financial records, medical records and all that is on record search. (Ramasastry, 2001)

The patriotic act is a new tactics to obtain foreign intelligence agencies information. It relieves some of the restrictions on foreign information gathering within the country and the country offers intelligence services during a criminal investigation have larger access to information unearthed. It also decreases the bar for the introduction of foreign intelligence wiretaps. (Jennifer, 2003)

The population of the country must decide how much monitoring is too much surveillance. The patriotic act suspends civil and personal rights must be changed so that the government is monitoring the behavior checked and controlled. (Brasch, 2005)

Supporting the Patriot Act

Patriotic act is not an invasion of individual privacy. This statement can be proved by correctly identify ...