Snowden said in a statement,

WASHINGTON - On Monday, a federal district judge ruled the NSA (National Security Agency, abbreviated NSA) is a project to systematically records all Americans call, it is very likely a violation of the Constitution, this Judges said the project uses technology "almost Orwellian [Orwellian]", and noted that if James Madison (James Madison, fourth president of the United States - Editor's note) in such a way that the government violated freedom, the "stunned."
District promissory note of Columbia Federal District Judge Richard J Leon (Richard J. Leon) ordered promissory note the government to stop collecting the plaintiff's case two individual call data, and destroy the associated call history. Judge Leon by George W Bush (George W. Bush) appointed by the President in 2002. However, "in view of the case involves significant national security interests, as well as those of the new constitutional promissory note issues," the judge decided to suspend enforcement of the award Leone, to allow the Government time to appeal. He said it will take at least six months.
"In the case of advance without judicial approval, to search for information and analysis for the purpose of using high-tech means to collect and retain personal information almost every citizen of the system - I can not imagine a more 'than this practice without distinction 'and' random 'violations, "Judge Leon's ruling in up to 68 wrote. "Of course, such a project violated the provisions of the Founding Fathers of the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution (Fourth Amendment) in 'that degree of privacy'." Fourth Amendment to the Constitution prohibits unjustified search and obtain personal information.
Snowden said in a statement, "My behavior is based on a belief that the NSA can not afford large-scale monitoring project based on the constitutional promissory note challenge to make the American public should have the opportunity to see the open court to make a ruling promissory note on these issues . "This promissory note statement by reporter Glenn Greenwald (Glenn Greenwald) promissory note outgoing. Greenwald obtained from Snowdon where the leaked documents, and wrote his first paper on this large-scale data collection of articles. The statement said, "Today, the court authorized a secret secret project, after the exposure has been identified authority violated the Americans, but this is just the tip of the iceberg."
Judge Leon rejected the Obama administration's view that the 1979 case of Smith v. Maryland (Smith v Maryland.) Established, the Fourth Amendment does not protect phone metadata promissory note - such as dialed number, date, time and Long and other information during a call, but the call to protect the contents. Case in 1979, a criminal defense counsel for several days call records promissory note are collected, the case helped establish a principle that has been disclosed to third parties for information, people should not expect privacy protection, where a third party including an understanding of mobile phone users to call the operator information.
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