Navigating Government Surveillance and Whistleblower Rights

This chapter examines the intricate issues surrounding government surveillance and the impact on privacy laws, emphasizing the skepticism towards claims of safety by authorities. It highlights the experiences of whistleblowers and explores public perceptions of government transparency amidst ongoing debates about privacy rights. The discussion culminates in the complexities of potential presidential pardons and the political landscape influencing these decisions, advocating for a more humane approach to justice.