Supreme court says GCHQ’s hacking powers should be subject to judicial review
Government security decisions will in future be open to challenge in the courts after judges ruled that a secretive intelligence tribunal could not be exempt from legal action.
By a 4-3 majority, justices on the supreme court declared that the extent of GCHQ’s powers to hack into internet services should be subject to judicial review.
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from Data and computer security | The Guardian http://bit.ly/2Q1JyyO
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