After NSA Court Hearing, Government Must Unseal Documents by December 20Mark M. Jaycox In light of the declassifications inspired by the June leaks, Judge Jeffrey White ordered the government to unseal any declassified material, like exhibits, declarations, and other ex partesubmissions that the government had previously submitted to the court under seal. In response, the government asked that it only release a new declaration. The Department of Justice lawyers reasoned that reviewing the material submitted since the case began in 2008 would be a heavy burden. We objected, noting that recently declassified documents have shown that the government had submitted misleading material to the court overseeing the spying, called the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA Court). We look forward to the governments submissions and will be reporting on them when they are released. 