The latest group to oppose the Bush warrantless eavesdropping: The American Bar Association.
Its bipartisan experts group, some of them veterans of the Justice Department or the CIA, has unanimously concluded that the president exceeded his constitutional powers. They demand an congressional inquiry.
In the document attached to their letter to President Bush, they already formulate an obvious suggestion: if the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is inadequate to fight today's threat, don't ignore it - change it.
Respect the law? Sounds suspiciously like lawyers talk.