Who knows your local representative or if the state nacdl affiliate has a relationship with a member of the state legislature that is another opportunity where there is a lot of room to work. And i mentioned utah, but it is the same experience right now in oregon, for example. Oregon association of criminal defense lawyers is working with the aclu of oregon and legislator to get a great piece of comprehensive electronic privacy legislation that has suppression remedyies, a warrant requirement for location, for cell phones it has great restrictions on license plate reader data. That is also another kind of middle ground approach. I hate to wrap this discussion up, it has been so great. I want to thank our discussants for great commentary and you and the audience and online for the great questions. And, again thank you very much. Our next phase of this is i believe, jumana will tell you about it. [ applause ] tonight a discussion on the legacy of former First Lady Laura Bush. The Panel I
Vice chairman has said quite correctly, well, this doesnt we need to come up until next year, but thats a long time to wait. My concern is that we do need to do something there. I dont think its necessary to put the fisa bill first. Our bill is ready to go. It could pass the senate. I think at the very least they would show that we can pass something. We can get it conferenced. We can get it back before the senate for a final vote and we can get to the president. So we can do this with not a great deal of debate, probably with a joint rule between the two sides that there be a couple of hours for debate and a limited number of amendments, and then get it passed and then conferenced it. So we could get something done. And i very much hope that that will happen. We hope so, too. We have time for one more question if theres anyone else out there. Theres one here in the middle. My name is jason from senator mark kirks office. I wanted to ask senator chambliss, who will hold the banner for
Collection, and create a framework for policy decisions. We have a full agenda, as you have all said. It is a privilege to be here, to be able to work with all you, and i look forward to doing that in the time coming7 chairman coming. Chairman wheeler, thank you for your Public Service and for recognizing our concerns. To formerl switch urn. Rwoman cliburn clyb please go ahead with your statement. Thank you. Thank you again for allowing me to appear before you today. Since our last visit, i have had an Incredible Opportunity to serve as acting chair, and im glad to note that with the support of my colleagues and the assistance of a skilled and dedicated we were able dedicated staff we were able to move a number of items which clearly advance the Public Interest. His hearing comes a critical stage in our policy continuing. Tremendousriencing technological change that affects every aspect of our lives. As we look ahead to the challenges of tomorrow, i believe it is important to and the t
The department that there will be continuity and persistence rather than ad hoc efforts . Yes. And i think that although they werent as prominent, there were at least a half dozen other botnet takedowns in the last couple of years between core flood and game over zeus so theres definitely its definitely a priority and a focus and theres a lot of knowledge among the prosecutors and their counter parts at the fbi about the botnets, and they will keep coming and we will keep attacking them. Yeah. I yield to my Ranking Member but my impression was that some of those were sort of sporadic and ad hoc takedowns that appeared in individual u. S. Attorneys offices and not necessarily consistent with a continuing, lasting, persistent presence stripping down one botnet after another an im glad youve gotten to where you have gotten so thank you. Senator graham . Are you the eliot ness of botnets . I think hes the eliot ness of bot nets. Okay. You try to deter the behavior, make people think if i d
That they need to know about whats probably happening in their community . One of the most prevalent venues where these minors are being trafficked are in local hotels. Now typically, you know, people arent paying attention whos coming and going in these hotels but those who are in the business of operating hotels they are in a position to take notice of the behavioral characteristics consistent with this trafficking. For instance, many times a pimp will come in with three, sometimes five young girls. The girls will be off to the corner, the pimp will go in, make the arrangements for three to five rooms. Might be for a threeday period. Typical cash. These girls will go up to the rooms. Theyll never leave their rooms. Food will be delivered. Nobody sees them again until they leave. Thats strange. What whats going on . Why is that pimp hanging around . Why is he walking the hallways . You know, 24 7. Somethings going on thats inconsistent with the regular routine of the trade of that hot