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Date: 2006-05-18 02:19:02
National Security Agency
USA PATRIOT Act
Constitutional law
Judiciary of Russia
Mass surveillance
Privacy of telecommunications

LC Paper No. CB[removed]) Extract from minutes of meeting on Panel on Administration of Justice and Legal Services on 27 March 2006 X X

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