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Fusion Centers Raise Privacy Concerns

Sherry Harowitz

08/13/2007 -

While state fusion centers are generally lauded as a reasonable effort to improve information sharing among intelligence agencies and law enforcement, they are raising fears among civil libertarians because of the amount and type of information collected and shared.

For the paper by the privacy advocacy group EPIC, click here.

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