Jeep Patriot

the USA Patriot Act was developed in efforts to protect better the Nation. The title of the Act stands for, “Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism” Intelligence, communications, and privacy laws were modified to ensure that securities could not easily become breached. The act authorizes investigators to use tools that were previously accessible to prevent future crimes from occurring. Many individuals associate the Patriot…

secure the country properly. The Patriot Act is a “vital weapon in fighting terrorism” in the sense that if there was no Patriot Act then the government wouldn’t be able to see everything that is discussed over a phone call, text message or e-mail and this could be dangerous to the people no matter if they like it or not because these are the things that save America from other tragedies. (“The New York Times Company”) 9/11 was such an unimaginable act of terrorism that opened everybody's eyes…

The USA PATRIOT (Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001) Act was enacted by Congress in 2001 in response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and “vastly expanded the government's authority to spy on its own citizens, while simultaneously reducing checks and balances … and the ability to challenge government searches in court”, (ACLU, 2010). The act permits investigators to conduct searches, authorizes…

Are the Falcons overrated? Entering the 2015 season, the Falcons fans had lofty expectancies for the team to go on to the Super Bowl. However, those expectancies were impractical, considering some of the major unsorted complications. When they had only 6 regular season matches left, Atlanta was at 6-4, a record entirely inconsistent with very naïve expectancies. A precise examination of the Falcons’ record last season reveals how overrated they were. The team’s susceptibilities were really…

Are American citizens truly liberated by and granted a certain level of security and privacy from the Constitution, or are they merely naïve puppets being led by scrupulous puppeteers who reverently serve a faceless, supreme governing power? Some people would argue that the American government is a holy benefactor, established by God, which puts a premium on personal freedom and security and utterly respects its citizens’ basic right to privacy. Others, however, would vehemently denounce the…

The attacks on September 11, 2001 instilled great fear in the government as well as millions of Americans. In order to protect ourselves and prevent future terrorists attacks, President George W. Bush signed a bill called The USA Patriot Act which allowed government agencies such as The National Security Agency access to anything they needed to intercept acts of terrorism. The NSA then gained the power to wiretap individual’s phones,obtain their business records and spy on anyone they deemed…

Tom Brady and his place in football history. Today’s generation of football fans seem to forget about all the “soon to be” retired legends that will end up in the hall of fame. One of those living legends happens to be Tom Brady, the New England Patriots quarterback. Unfortunately he is one of the most hated quarterbacks and people will always be negative towards him, but when you’re one of the best in the NFL, if not the best, it’s only natural. Brady’s super bowl wins, all time total passing…

Out of all constitutional issues, one would think that the Patriot Act was the most serious for the country’s well being because the act allowed the government to spy on citizens, violating the Fourth Amendment. The United States was at one of the tensest times, which was the attack that occurred on 9/11, and the Congress was bullied by the Bush administration to pass the act. Not only did the act violate the Fourth Amendment, it also contravened with the First Amendment by not telling others…

Today we are talking about the Espionage and Sedition acts, the issuing of the Executive Order 9066 of relocating Japanese Americans, and the USA Patriot Act. These 3 events all took place in the USA. World War I a very hectic war, during that war 2 acts were passed, the Espionage Act and the Sedition act. The Espionage Act was became law June 1917, this law ment if you were to say anything bad about the Military or president or on how the government stinks, then you would be arrested or put to…

This part of my paper will analyze the impact of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA) primarily on Information-Sharing. There were many trajectories to the law after the attack of September 11th 2001. We shifted our attention on security and protection of the United State, but above all we shifted attention in preventing Al-Qaeda from creating any such attack against the U.S. in so doing IRTPA was created to improve the Justice department, the FBI and CIA ability…