American Anti-Terrorism Bill

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American Anti-Terrorism Bill
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Extended Surveillance Periods

• Non-U.S Persons
• Electronic Surveillance from 90 days to 1 Year
• Searches from 45 to 90 Days

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Court Order For Records

• Steps
• Retain a court order for business records
• Can only be used to fight terrorism
• Investigations must be based on more than First
  Amendment Activities

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FISA Roving Wiretap

• Allowed to tap communications at will

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Trap and Traces

• Increased to include new routing and addressing
  technologies
• Allowed them to aid in blocking secured computers

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Seizure of Voice Mail

• Allowed for authorized seizure based on probable
  cause

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Computer Trespasser

• Any person on any computer is liable to computer
  surviellence

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Subpoena for Electronic Record

• ISP records

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Notes

• Records are not allowed to disclose viewers
  cable watching activity
• Allows to divulge any information if faced with
  a threat
• At time of war, America can take over facilities
  to aid in the protection of America

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Notes

• You are considered a terrorist when you have
  information or knowledge that one exist and
  nothing is done
• Terrorist can be sentenced to life
• Attempts at terrorist can be put away for ten
  years