Surveillance court adviser says FBI's changes don't go far enough to fix problems; David Kris says the measures announced in the wake of the Trump-Russia investigation aren't enough to ensure FBI doesn't repeat errors.
Jan 15, 2020 - Washington Post Blogs
An adviser to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court said Wednesday that the FBI's plan to prevent further mistakes in secret applications to the court does not go far enough to ensure agents won't repeat mistakes made during an investigation of President Trump's 2016 campaign.
David Kris, who as a senior official in the Obama administration oversaw the Justice Department's work with the court, was tasked last week with advising its judges on steps the FBI has vowed to take since an i...
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