sailingaway
02-26-2013, 11:12 AM
"This theory of future injury is too speculative," Justice Samuel Alito said in announcing the 5-4 decision, calling it "hypothetical future harm."
“In sum, respondents’ speculative chain of possibilities does not establish that injury based on potential future surveillance,” the court ruled. “[R]espondents’ self-inflicted injuries are not fairly traceable to the Government’s purported activities under [the FAA] and their subjective fear of surveillance does not give rise to standing.”
so invasion of 4th amendment is not enough without 'proven future harm?'
http://rt.com/usa/scotus-FISA-FAA-surveillance-483/
“In sum, respondents’ speculative chain of possibilities does not establish that injury based on potential future surveillance,” the court ruled. “[R]espondents’ self-inflicted injuries are not fairly traceable to the Government’s purported activities under [the FAA] and their subjective fear of surveillance does not give rise to standing.”
so invasion of 4th amendment is not enough without 'proven future harm?'
http://rt.com/usa/scotus-FISA-FAA-surveillance-483/