

Clapper v. Amnesty International
May 12, 2020
Delve into the profound implications of a landmark Supreme Court case challenging NSA surveillance on Americans. The discussion navigates the murky waters of legal standing, emphasizing the obstacles individuals face when claiming harm. Hear critiques on the lack of transparency in governmental oversight and historical context behind the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The complexities of seeking justice in an age of pervasive surveillance are laid bare, shedding light on the disconnect between legal interpretations and real-world impacts.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Surveillance and Legal Standing: The Clapper Case
04:42 • 24min
Critique of NSA Surveillance and Judicial Trust
28:36 • 4min
Legal Standing and Surveillance Laws
32:43 • 7min
The Challenges of Legal Standing in Addressing Diffuse Harms
39:59 • 2min
The Illusion of Standing and Governmental Deference
41:44 • 3min