Monday, September 23, 2013

Website Sources


1.)    www.justice.gov

 
            This website will be very helpful to my blog because it provides a very clear understanding of what the Patriot Act does and what it allows our government officials to do.  It also has a tab you can click on so you can read numerous testimonies, providing links to take you straight to the person giving the testimony for further research.  It provides a “Myth” vs. “Reality” tab targeting myths people think about the Patriot Act.  There is also a huge sectioning relating to Congress of what they think and why they passed a bill.  This website even provides responses from the Justice Department bringing questions to the justice department.  Lastly, this website provides a hard copy of the Patriot Act where you can print it off and read through different sections word for word. 

Department of Justice. The USA PATRIOT Act: Preserving Life and Liberty.   http://www.justice.gov/archive/ll/highlights.htm

 

2.)    www.fincen.gov

 
             This website gives a brief section explaining what the Patriot Act is but, puts an emphasis on what the Act can do to financial institutions.  This website brakes down every section of the Act relating to money and how it can affect you financially. This website will be very helpful to my blog because it puts a highlight on money and describes how having lots of access through the Patriot Act  can be help.

 
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.USA Patriot Act.   
                     http://www.fincen.gov/statutes_regs/patriot/index.html?r=1&id=362#362

 

3.)    www.ala.org

 
              This website is such an helpful website to use and will be very useful to my blog because it provides an awesome search engine.  After typing something in the search engine the website organizes what you are looking for into different title headings, for example, under the heading NEW shows all the newest information on that particular subject.  It also provides you with all the frequently requested sources, and links to additional information.  This website will also be great for my blog because there is a whole section dedicated to Resolution opposing the Patriot Act.

      American Library Association. (2007). USA Patriot Act and Intellectual Freedom. http://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Section=ifissues&Template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=76879

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