Michael Horowitz, the DOJ inspector general (IG), noted in an audit made public on Tuesday that the FBI
failed to produce the documents it allegedly used to back claims in four of the 29 Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act (FISA) applications it reviewed.
On average, Horowitz found 20 errors in each of the applications “with a high of approximately 65 issues
in one application and less than 5 issues in another application,” the audit noted.
“We believe that a deficiency in the FBI’s efforts to support the factual statements in FISA applications
through its Woods Procedures undermines the FBI’s ability to achieve its ‘scrupulously accurate’ standard
for FISA applications,” the IG audit proclaimed.
The Woods Procedures refers to the FBI’s process used to review the factual accuracy of the FISA applications.
No shit? It took you this long to tell us what we already knew? You ought to be ashamed of yourself. face)(*^%
failed to produce the documents it allegedly used to back claims in four of the 29 Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act (FISA) applications it reviewed.
On average, Horowitz found 20 errors in each of the applications “with a high of approximately 65 issues
in one application and less than 5 issues in another application,” the audit noted.
“We believe that a deficiency in the FBI’s efforts to support the factual statements in FISA applications
through its Woods Procedures undermines the FBI’s ability to achieve its ‘scrupulously accurate’ standard
for FISA applications,” the IG audit proclaimed.
The Woods Procedures refers to the FBI’s process used to review the factual accuracy of the FISA applications.
No shit? It took you this long to tell us what we already knew? You ought to be ashamed of yourself. face)(*^%
