"What to Do With the NSA"


November 25, 2013

Orin Kerr, Fred C. Stevenson Research Professor of Law, recently appeared on NPR's On Point to discuss how the United States can restrain NSA activities while still maintaining a reasonable level of national security. Professor Kerr believes these activities have potential to be safely limited, explaining that this issue deals with major policy questions, better suited for Congress, rather than the courts. According to Professor Kerr, this is "an issue for the people and their public opinion to be translated into congressional action." Professor Kerr's segment begins at 20:00.

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