Criminal
Dec. 23, 2019
FISA evidence irrelevant to LA criminal prosecution, US says
Without saying outright whether or not a southern Lebanese man facing criminal charges has been monitored under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, prosecutors contend they won’t use any evidence reportedly obtained in his FISA warrant to prosecute him, thus eliminating any need to disclose such materials to his defense.
Federal prosecutors are fighting back against a Lebanese Muslim man's attempt to suppress evidence he believes investigators obtained through years of surveillance, maintaining they do not intend to use any of the information against him in a pending criminal case.
Abdallah Osseily is a permanent legal resident of the United States who applied for citizenship in June 2017. When the government didn't take any action on his applicati...
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