BREAKING: FEDERAL COURT RULES ON NSA’S WARRANTLESS COLLECTION OF DATA…Another positive step towards restoring our freedoms A federal court has decided that the National Security Agency s (NSA) bulk, warrantless collection of millions of Americans  phone records is illegal.The decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday represents the second major court victory for opponents of the NSA, after a lower court decision called the program nearly unconstitutional six months ago.The phone records program  exceeds the scope of what Congress has authorized,  Judge Gerard Lynch wrote on behalf of the three-judge panel. The court did not examine the constitutionality of the surveillance program.Via: The Hillpolitics
breaking federal court rules on nsa s warrantless collection of positive step towards restoring freedoms a federal court decided national security agency nsa bulk warrantless collection millions americans phone records decision second circuit court appeals wednesday represents second major court victory opponents nsa lower court decision called program nearly unconstitutional six months phone records program exceeds scope congress authorized judge gerard lynch wrote behalf panel the court examine constitutionality surveillance the hillpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BREAKING: FEDERAL COURT RULES ON NSA’S WARRANTLESS COLLECTION OF DATA…Another positive step towards restoring our freedoms A federal court has decided that the National Security Agency s (NSA) bulk, warrantless collection of millions of Americans  phone records is illegal.The decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday represents the second major court victory for opponents of the NSA, after a lower court decision called the program nearly unconstitutional six months ago.The phone records program  exceeds the scope of what Congress has authorized,  Judge Gerard Lynch wrote on behalf of the three-judge panel. The court did not examine the constitutionality of the surveillance program.Via: The Hillpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: breaking federal court rules on nsa s warrantless collection of positive step towards restoring freedoms a federal court decided national security agency nsa bulk warrantless collection millions americans phone records decision second circuit court appeals wednesday represents second major court victory opponents nsa lower court decision called program nearly unconstitutional six months phone records program exceeds scope congress authorized judge gerard lynch wrote behalf panel the court examine constitutionality surveillance the hillpolitics