DOJ Deems 2 Of 4 Surveillance Warrants For Carter Page Invalid

The FBI's FISA applications to monitor Carter Page were invalid, as per the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. The DOJ found material misstatements in at least two applications, lacking probable cause to suspect Page as a foreign agent. Consequently, the court's authorizations were invalidated. The DOJ's internal watchdog highlighted FBI's performance failures during the Russian election interference investigation. Carter Page expressed hope for justice and remedy following the DOJ's admission of civil rights abuses.

What did the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court determine about the FBI's surveillance of Carter Page?

• It was not valid.

• It was partially valid.

• It was completely justified.

• It was never conducted.

How many of the FISA applications were found to have material misstatements and omissions?

• Three

• One

• Two

• Four

What did the DOJ conclude about the evidence against Carter Page?

• The evidence was fabricated.

• There was insufficient evidence.

• There was sufficient evidence.

• The evidence was irrelevant.

What did the DOJ's internal watchdog report about the FBI's FISA applications?

• They were never reviewed.

• They were flawless.

• They had minor issues.

• They had serious performance failures.

What did Carter Page hope for after the DOJ's admission of errors?

• A public apology

• Increased surveillance

• More FISA applications

• Continued progress towards justice