COURT RULING DECEMBER 13, 2001

A Court Rules on Covert Surveillance

After more than four years of surveillance, the Berlin Administrative Court bars the Berlin Office for the Protection of the Constitution from continuing to use confidential informants against the Church of Scientology. The court finds that the OPC had failed to produce evidence of unconstitutional conduct.
DATE
December 13, 2001
SOURCE
Berlin Administrative Court
The Brainwashing of a Nation: Germany’s Scientology File, by Peter Schulte

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For decades, few subjects in Germany have generated more controversy than Scientology.

It was investigated. Debated in parliament. Monitored by intelligence agencies. The subject of government warnings, court cases and countless headlines.

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