You're invited to join the New York Civil Liberties Union on January 16, 2007, at NYU Law School for a Town Hall meeting to learn how you can take action to stop unconstitutional NSA spying and protect your rights to privacy and freedom of speech.

DATE: Tuesday, January 16, 2007

TIME: 7:00pm

LOCATION: NYU Lipton Hall (located in D'Agostino Hall)

110 West 3rd Street

New York City

No RSVP is required.

Don't miss this opportunity to share your thoughts on government spying with experts on both sides of the debate, including:

- Congressman Jerrold Nadler, Chair, Constitution Subcommittee, U.S. House of Representatives;

- Ann Beeson, lead attorney, ACLU v. NSA, and ACLU Associate Legal Director;

- Andrew McCarthy, former supervisor of the U.S. Attorney's Anti-Terrorism Command Post in New York City, and lead prosecutor of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman; and

- Timothy Bakken, Professor of Law, United States Military Academy at West Point.

For more information and a full list of panelists, go here.

Use this link for directions to NYU School of Law Campus.

Use this link for a map to Lipton Hall.

For more information on this event, contact arosmarin@nyclu.org or call 212-607-3358.

In 2001, President Bush issued a secret executive order authorizing warrantless electronic surveillance of people in the United States. In May 2006, the nation learned that the National Security Agency has been building a massive database of Americans' phone records.

A federal judge has already ruled the warrantless wiretapping program unconstitutional. The Bush Administration claims that it has the inherent authority to continue it. Join the New York Civil Liberties Union and other co-sponsoring organizations for a free town hall meeting to discuss warrantless wiretapping and the threat it poses to civil liberties. Join us and learn how you can take action to stop unconstitutional NSA spying and protect your rights to privacy and freedom of speech.

This event is hosted by the NYU Law ACLU, a chapter of the NYCLU.

For more information on the NSA Spying program, visit www.aclu.org/nsaspying.