Audit Finds FBI Progress in Handling National Security Letters
A Justice Department audit has found that the FBI has devoted "considerable resources" to fixing problems with its handling of National Security Letters, and has made definite progress.
In an extensive follow-up to past audits, the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General noted that officials have implemented 23 of 28 recommendations that include "creating new internal controls, providing guidance and training to FBI personnel (and) establishing new record-keeping practices."