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ID173642
Title ProperEuropean Union Law Restraints on Intelligence Activities
LanguageENG
AuthorCameron, Iain
Summary / Abstract (Note)Lawyers focus on the regulation and control of activities. Intelligence was previously regarded as something that was on, or even beyond, the boundaries of what should be regulated and controlled by means of the law. If statutory law (i.e., acts passed by parliament) governed intelligence agencies at all, then the provisions tended to be in very general terms, leaving considerable interpretative scope to the agencies themselves (or, at least their taskmasters, the relevant government departments).
`In' analytical NoteInternational Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence Vol. 33, No.3; Fall 2020: p.452-463
Journal SourceInternational Journal of Intelligence and Counter Intelligence Vol: 33 No 3
Key WordsIntelligence Activities ;  European Union Law Restraints


 
 
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