USA - In NYPD Spying, a Legal Battle Echoes Again - Handschu rules place limits on surveillance

From: AssociatedPress  | Nov 17, 2011

In New York, the Handschu rules place limits on surveillance. In the wake of Sept. 11, 2001, a judge loosened the law, technically allowing police to infiltrate any group. The namesake of the Handschu rules says it shouldn't be that way. (Nov. 17)