March 8, 200.6 BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman Chairman Intelligence Oversight Board New Executive Office Building Washington, D.'C.

Dear Mr. Friedman:

Enclosed for your information is a self-explanatory letterhead memorandum (LHM), entitled "Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) Matter, Counterterrorism Division, IOB Matter 2006-

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.. This LHM sets forth details of investigative activity which the -FBI has determined was conducted contrary, to the Attorney General's Guidelines for FBI National Security Investigations and Foreign Intelligence Collection, and/or laws, Executive Orders, or Presidential Directives that govern FBI foreign counterintelligence and international terrorism investigations. (U)

Enclosure

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Dep. Dir. Chief ol Statl Oil. of Gen.

Counsel Asst..Dir.:

Crim. Inv. _ CJIS Finance _ tnlo. Res. _ Insp. Lab. National Sec.. Personnel Training

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Mr. Stephen Friedman Should you or any member of your staff require additional

information concerning this matter, an oral briefing . will be arranged for you at your convenience. (U)

Sincerely,

Julie F. Thomas Deputy General Counsel

1 - The Honorable Alberto R. Gonzales Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Room 5111

1 - Mr. James A. Baker Counsel, Offic-e of Intelligence Policy and Review U.S. Department of Justice Room 6150

Director Depu ty D i r e c t o r ,

C r i n i inv. CJIS. finance.

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Th. Division reported this potential IOB matter involving unauthorized

who was and remains a "United States person" as that term is used in Section. 101 (i) of the Foreign Intelligence

( S ) Surveillance Act of 1978 (FISA). During the course of the investigation [ssued two NSLs pursuant to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. §

2709. The subject NSL requested subscriber and transactional records for email account:

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(S) responded to the two NSLs by transmitting ietermined information responsive to both on a single compact disk (CD). Subsequently

that the CD contained full email content for both accounts. Pursuant to the direction of NSLB, SA sealed and sequestered in A1 envelopes the CD, along with all paper copies of its

contents.

(S) overproduction and requested verification of compliance with the limits oi IS

1 g J In the interest of administrative purity, on December 10, 200fj served

idvised regarding ational Security Letters.

with another NSL, requesting subscriber and transactional records for email account

On January 3, 2006 transmitted a CD to the F ß f Office. Once again information responsive to multiple NSLs was included on the CD.

(U) January 6, 2006. after having the information separated by email account/NSL, I g ) [ietermined that once again

advice of CDC[ land NSLB SSÄI had provided full email content. Based upon

] and SA[ | took corrective action and ensured that the CDs, along with all paper copies of their contents, were sealed and sequestered in 1A envelopes.

(U) imited the scope of the subject NSL to subscriber

content information concerning an e-mail account. Thus, the

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information FBI unintentionally received that content information not contemplated by the NSL. Such viewing of stored electronic communications and/or electronic surveillance was not authorized under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and/or E.O. 12333. Under these circumstances, it is OGC's opinion that the error, although inadvertent, must be reported to IOB.

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(U) OGC has referred this matter to the FBI's Inspection Division for action deemed appropriate.

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March 15, 2006

BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman Chairman Intelligence Oversight Board Room 5020 New Executive Office Building 725 17th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20503 Dear Mr. Friedman:

This letter forwards for your information a self-explanatory enclosure enti tied, "Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) Matter, IOB 2006 (U) b2

The enclosure sets forth details of investigative activity which the FBI has determined was conducted contrary to the Attorney General Guidelines for FBI Foreign Intelligence Collection and Foreign Counterintelligence Investigations and/or laws, Executive Orders, or Presidential Directives which govern FBI foreign counterintelligence and international'terrorism investigations. (U) Enclosure 1 - 278-HQ-C1229736-VIO — l?\30

Dep. Dir. Chief of

Staff Off. of Gen.

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Crim. Inv. CJIS I Finance info. Res. _ Insp. Ub.

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National Sec.. Personnel Training

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MAIL ROOM •

Should you or any member of your staff require additional information concerning this matter, an oral briefing will be arranged for you at your convenience.

Sincerely,

Julie F. Thomas Deputy General Counsel

1 - The Honorable Alberto R. Gonzalez Attorney General .U.S. Department of Justice Room 5ill

1 - Mr. James A. Baker III Counsel for Intelligence Policy and Review U.S. Department of Justice Room 6000

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Field Office of the Federal Bureau of reported an error -i n_ rnn-innrt i nn w-i- h that

field investigation of to a National Security metter [FS1

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which erroneously provided financial records wmcn were nnrplatgd to the subject of the NSL, which were associated with

customer who may be a United States person. (U) This matter has been reported-to the FBI's Office

of Professional Responsibility for appropriate action.

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NSL VIO-23343

February 27, 2006 BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman Chairman Intelligence Oversight Board Room 502 0 New Executive Office Building 725 17th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 2 0503

Dear Mr. Friedman:

Enclosed for your information is a self-explanatory letterhead memorandum (LHM), entitled "Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) Matter, (U)

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This LHM sets forth details of investigative activity which the FBI has determined was conducted contrary to the Attorney General's Guidelines for FBI National Security Investigations and Foreign Intelligence Collection, and/or laws, Executive Orders, or Presidential Directives that govern FBI foreign counterintelligence and international terrorism investigations. (U)

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Mr. Stephen Friedman

Should you or any member of your staff require additional information concerning this matter, an oral briefing will be arranged for you at your convenience. (U)

Sincerely,

Julie F. Thomas Deputy General Counsel

Enclosure

1 - The Honorable Alberto Gonzales Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Room 5111

1 - Mr. James A. Baker Counsel, Office of Intelligence Policy and Review U.S. Department of Justice Room 6150

NSL VIO-23345

December 29, 2006 BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman . Chairman Intelligence Oversight' Board Room 50209 New Executive Office Building 12b Street,.Northwest Washington, D.CV Dear Mr. Friedman:

Enclosed for your information is a self-explanatory memorandum entitled "Intelligence Oversight Board Matter 20.06 " (U) ,' b2

The memorandum sets.forth details of investigative activity which the FBI'- has determined was conducted contrary to the Attorney General Guidelines for .FBI Foreign- Intelligence Collection and Foreign Counterintelligence Investigations and/or laws, Executive Orders, or Presidential Directives•which govern FBI foreign counterintelligence and international terrorism investigations. This matter has also been referred to our Internal Investigations Section, Inspection Division, for. a determination of.whether any- administrative action is warranted. (U)

Dep. Dir. Chief 61

Staff Off. of Gen.

Counsel Asst. Dir.:

Crim. Inv. _ CJIS ] Finance Into. Res. _ Insp. Lab.

Enclosure 1- 278--HQ-C122973,6-VIO.-*^OW

National Sec.. Personnel Training

Off. o lEEOA Off. of Public

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^SESREI^ Mr. Stephen.Friedman

Should you or any member of your staff require additiona information concerning this matter, an oral briefing will be arranged, for you at your convenience. (U) .

1 - The Honorable Alberto R. Gonzales Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Room 5111

1 - Mr. James Baker Counsel, Office of Intelligence Policy and Review National Security Division U.S. Department of Justice. Room 6150

Sincerely

Julie F. Thomas Deputy General „Counsel

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Electro Division

rnmranni ration (EC) ' dated July 17, notified FBI Headquarters 2006, _ _ _ _

(FBIHQ) of an inadvertent acquisition of toll record information associated with unknown nHi vi rina 1 s in thp r.nnrss nf a riatinnal security iinvestigation.

that term is used in Section 101 (i) .of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (FISA).1

Î? issued a National Security Letter (NSL)

pursuant to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. § 27092 for toll record information associated with the target. The pr-rnr nrrnrrpH after the initial records were received froml "I

The results listed a telephone number ending with the being subscribed to by the target. However, when the

NSL result letter was scanned with new'software, an errant spreadsheet was produced.

(S) The spreadsheet indicated that the target had. subscribed to seven sequential telephone numbers. The inadvertent

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2 The statute permits the FBI' to request subscriber information arid telephone toll billing records that are "relevant to an authorized investigation to protect against international terrorism or clandestine intelligence activities, provided that such an investigation of a United States person is not conducted solely on the basis of activities protected by the fixst amendment to the Constitution .of the United States."

3 (U) In order to avoid any further dissemination of the incorrect telephone numbers, the phone numbers referenced in this EC will only list the last Jour digits.

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A follow-up requesting roll billing NaL was tnen aaaressea to

information.for these seven errant telephone numbers, provided the requested information which was initially uploaded into FBI computer systems.

(U) Immediately upon discovery, .the errors were remedied by All references to the errant telephone numbers have been removed from FBI computer systems. To prevent . future errors, additional quality control steps and software training have been added to the telephone record scanning process. .' The above-referenced telephone records were some of the first scanned records.

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Section V.H., Investigative Techniques, of The Attorney General's Guidelines for FBI National Security Investigations and Foreign Intelligence Collection (NSIG) provides that National Security Letters may be issued in conformity with statutory requirements, including 18 U.S.C. § 2709. Title 18, U.S.C. § 2709 provides that the FBI may seek toll billing information from telephone carriers that is relevant to an authorized national security investigation. . Clearly, the information obtained by the FBI was not relevant to an authorized national security investigation because there was an errant request for unsubstantiated telephone numbers. Thus, the FBI received telephone toll billing records concerning.telephone numbers that were not under investigation nor related to an investigation. Therefore, the information was improperly collected, although unintentionally'so, in violation of the NSIG and ECPA.

(U) Clearly, the rights of the target were not infringed because he was not the subject of the improperly collected information. It is unknown whether this information was gathered about United States Persons or.not, inasmuch as there has been no review of the information. Nonetheless, based on the fact that information which may be about United States persons was improperly, although inadvertently, collected, and in accordance with the reporting requirements of Section 2:4 of E.O. 12863, this matter is being to the IOB.-

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November 3, 200 6 BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman Chairman Intelligence Oversight Board Room 5020 New Executive Office Building 725 17th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20503 Dear Mr.. Friedman:

This letter forwards for your information a self-explanatory enclosure .eiLtüled, "Intelligence Oversight Board ;iOB) Matter,. IOB 2006 (U)

The enclosure sets forth details of investigative activity which the FBI has determined was .conducted contrary to the Attorney General Guidelines for FBI Foreign Intelligence Collection and Foreign Counterintelligence Investigations and/or laws, Executive Orders, or Presidential Directives which govern FBI foreign countérintelligence and international terrorism investigations. (U) Enclosure 1 ,- 278-HQ-C1229736-VIO— t ^ ^

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Dep. Dir. Chiel öl Staff Off. of Gen.

Counsel Asst. Dir.: Crim. Inv. _

CJIS I Finance Info. Res. _ Insp. Lab. National Sec.. Personnel Training Off. ofEEOA

Oil. ol Public & Cong. Alfs.

Director s Office MAIL ROOM NSL VIO-23351

Should you or any member of your staff require additional information•concerning this matter, ah oral briefing will be arranged for you at your.convenience.

Sincerely

Julie F. Thomas Deputy General Counsel

1 - The Honorable Alberto R. Gonzalez Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Room 5111

1 - Mr. James A. Baker III Counsel for Intelligence Policy and Review U.S. Department of Justice Room 6000

RP Director Deputy Di rec to r .

f&ijpj Finance.. .Gen.Ccu .info. Res

Training . Gii. of EEO . Af fa i r s . Dil. Ol Public & . . Cong. Ails

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MATTER

The Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation has reported an unintentional acquisition of FISA take on the wrong target, after learning through the issuance of a legitimate NSL of a change in subscriber. In this regard, nnknnwn tn thp FRT at the time, the target terminated his account withl Thus, between

on August 26. POOS. continued to erroneously monitor this account although a new, presumably U.S. person, had taken over the account.

(U) This matter has been reported to the FBI's Inspection Division for appropriate action.

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NSL VI023353

October 3, 2006 „ BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman Chairman Intelligence Oversight Board Room 50209 New Executive Office Building 725.17th Street, Northwest Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Friedman:

Enclosed for your information is1a self-explanatory memorandum entitled "Intelligence Oversight Board Matter 2006

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'activity which the FBI has determined was conducted contrary to the Attorney General Guidelines for FBI Foreign Intelligence Collection and Foreign Counterintelligence Investigations and/or laws, Executive Orders, . or Presidential Directives which govern FBI foreign counterintelligence and-international terrorism investigations. This matter has also been referred.to our Internal Investigations -Section/ Inspection Division, for a determination of whether any administrative action is warranted. (U) Enclosure .

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Dep. Dir. Chief of

StatT Off. of Gen.

Counsel Asst..Oir.:

Crim. Inv. _ CJIS Finanoe Info. Res. _ Insp. Lab. National Sec.. Personnel Training

OK.o lEEOA Off. of Public

& Cong. Affs. Director's Office ' MAIL ROOM •

NSL VIO-23354

Mr. Stephen Friedman Should you or any member of your staff require additional

information concerning this matter, an oral briefing will be arranged for you at your convenience. (U)

J Sincerely,

Julie F. Thomas Deputy General Counsel

1 - The Honorable Alberto R. Gonzales Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Room 5111

1 - Mr. James Baker Counsel, Office of Intelligence Policy and Review U.S. Department.of Justice Room 6150

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200,6, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)| |Field Office, jpnnrtsd a nns.sihla Intelligence Oversight Boa ri (IOB) matter,.

On 08/16/2005, after receiving the requested information froml | the case agent noticed a tvnnnraphical error in the issuance of the NSL. • The NSL

As a result ot the typographical error, the agent received information for an individual other than

Upon discovering the error, the case agent iy nnpgtoi-oH ayH destroyed the CD of information

I After attending NSLB training immediately submitted by earlier this"year, sne reported the incident and requested a legal review.

Here, a typographical error on the FBI resulted in an accidental overcollection of information. Based upon our analysis, in accordance with the reporting requirements of Section 2.4 of Executive Order 12863, , the carrier's mistake must be reported to the' IOB.

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February 27., 2006

BY COURIER

Mr. Stephen Friedman Chairman Intelligence Oversight Board Eisenhower Executive Office Building Washington,: D.C.

Dear Mr. Friedman:

Enclosed for your information is.a self-explanatory letterhead memorandum (LHM), entitled "Intelligence Oversight Board (IOB) Matter, Washington Field Office, 2006 J (U)

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This LHM sets forth details of investigative activity which the FBI has determined was conducted contrary to the Attorney General Guidelines for FBI Foreign Intelligence Collection and Forèign Counterintelligence Investigations and/or laws, Executive Orders, or Presidential Directives which govern FBI foreign counterintelligence and international terrorism investigations. (U)

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Dep. Dir Chief of

Staff Off. of Gen. ; Counsel Asst. Dir.:

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de t e rir.ined t h a t f S\ The Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI") has

the FBI improperly used a National Security Letter (NSL)to obtain subscriber information and telephone toll billing records on a telephone number which was not related to the investigation. The overcollection was due to a mistake in the NSL in identifying the telephone number of

whose number was Intended to be the subject of the request. TEe overcollection was a violation of Section V.ll. of The Attorney General's Guidelines for FBI National Security • Investigations and Foreign Tntelliaence Collection (NSTG).1 In this regard

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During the' course of the investigation, issued a National Security Letter (NSL) pursuant to tne Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2709, to a'telephone carrier for the telephone subscriber and toll billing records of a telephone number intended to be identified as that of the target. Instead, one of the numbers within the telephone number was incorrectly written; thus, the information returned from the carrier was subscriber information and the telephone toll billing records of a wholly unrelated telephone number. The error was discovered upon receipt of the information, and the. records' were .not 'reviewed nor used for any investigative purpose. Despite' the inadvertent nature of the mistake, the fact remains that information was improperly collected on a telephone number unrelated.to an investigation. Thus, the matter is being reported to the IOB.

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Section V.ll. authorizes use of National Security Letters in conformity with 18 U.S.C. § 2709 (relating to subscriber information, toll billing' records, and electronic communication transactional records). The statute reguire_s=-that information sought is relevant to an authorized national^ security investigation.

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