Draft new laws or amend existing ones to impose economic disincentives and criminal penalties on law enforcement and partners (both public and private, government and non-government) found to have employed privacy-invasive technologies in the investigation of traditional crime or threats of terrorism when no crime or threat of terrorism is found to exist. We do this to prevent the further erosion of our Fourth Amendment rights by new technology. In related, we ask Congress to urge the FISA courts for additional oversight and restrictions on FISA surveillance warrants issued. In related, we ask Congress to review National Security Letters, in terms of the number and frequency issued and the constitutionality of gag orders.
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