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Warrantless surveillance
Canada has a unique approach to privacy issues, of which warrantless surveillance is part. While there is less need to obtain prior authorization for interce

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Warrantless surveillance
Canada has a unique approach to privacy issues, of which warrantless surveillance is part. While there is less need to obtain prior authorization for interce

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Signals intelligence
...ent might have reason to worry, but, even with the serious questions about warrantless surveillance in the US and other countries, there is little reason for someone to go to

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National Security Agency
...orge W. Bush]] Administration, of an inherent Presidential authority for [[warrantless surveillance]] as part of the national security.

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Vietnam War
...were being bombed. It first leaked to the press in May, and Nixon ordered warrantless surveillance of key staff. <ref>Karnow, p. 591-592</ref>

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