Last year, Edward Snowden revealed information about the scale and details of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA)’s global surveillance operation. Perhaps most noteworthy is the NSA’s vast access to communications data of American citizens, including phone records and online information. Is this a violation of Americans� constitutional rights? In your paper you should discuss both positions, taking into account the specifics of the NSA’s operations, any relevant constitutional concerns, and the applicability of the constitution to the modern world.
Requirements and Tips:
The requirements are as follows: 6-8 pages of actual text, minimum of 5 sources, 12-point font (Times or Times New Roman), 1-inch margins, and double-spaced. This does not include any title or reference pages. Short papers generally lose 10 points per page that they are short. Papers need to follow APSA Format Guidelines, include in-text citation (not footnotes) and a reference list. Students do not need to include an abstract.
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