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This is what the supporters of retroactive immunity think wasn't sufficient:
EPIC compiled a table of FISA Court cases.
From 1979 through 2006, FISC heard thousands of cases and rejected
only 5.
Retroactive immunity isn't about protecting telcos: it's about hoovering up everything, and it's about a completely unconstrained "unitary executive".
-jsq
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