>>Tuesday November 19, 2002 Wire Tapping Expanded; Half the Constitution Missing WASHINGTON, D.C.- On Monday a Federal Appeals Court expanded the government's ability to build criminal cases based on secret evidence. This means the FBI and CIA can now use intrusive surveillance, unrestricted wiretapping, and secret search warrants on anyone for any reason- as long as they double-dog promise to use their new powers only in the pursuit of terrorism. Civil Libertarians immediately took issue with the decision, calling into question the government's motives. However, such accusations are nonsense according to Attorney General John Ashcroft. "We cannot infringe on civil...