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Foreign Intelligence Surveillance act, legislation that gives Government Authority to monitor internet activities of nonu. S. Citizens. The Stanford University Hoover Institute hosted this event. This panel is an hour and 15 minutes. Tiny little table. All right. We are about to get started again. There are still a lot of seats in the front, too, so i encourage people to fill in as much as possible. Im russell wald, the manager manager here at the Hoover Institution. For our next portion of todays conference, we will focus on the law and Civil Liberties of section 702. Im going to do a very br...

Making the best possible policy decisions and i think thats a concern as well. Matt olson, thanks very much for joining us. Thanks, everybody. Thank you. [ applause ] this is a recent discussion held by Stanford Universitys Hoover Institution on the future of section 702 of the foreign Intelligence Surveillance act. It gives the Government Authority to monitor Internet Activity on nonu. S. Citizens to gather foreign intelligence. Its said to expire in december unless congress renews it. This panel is about an hour. Were about to get started again. Theres still a lot of seats in the front too, ...

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Paid to the state under this subsection in a manner consistent with the description provided by the state in its application approved under paragraph 1 , the administrator may withhold payments, reduce payments, or recover previous payments to the state under this subsection as the administrator deems appropriate. d flexibility in submittal of claims. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as preventing a state from claiming as expenditures in the year expenditures that were incurred in a previous year. 6 required uses. a premium stabilization and incentives for individual market partic...

Paid to the state under this subsection in a manner consistent with the description provided by the state in its application approved under paragraph 1 , the administrator may withhold payments, reduce payments, or recover previous payments to the state under this subsection as the administrator deems appropriate. d flexibility in submittal of claims. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as preventing a state from claiming as expenditures in the year expenditures that were incurred in a previous year. 6 required uses. a premium stabilization and incentives for individual market partic...