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(4) tapes required to be retained by a rule of law or a judicial
order will be retained in accordance with the requirements of that
rule or order.
Section 5—Dissemination
(a) General Restrictions
(1) Subject to the requirements of § 5(b) of these procedures nonpublicly available information concerning United States persons
obtained from the electronic surveillances of the target .. . may
not be disseminated without the consent of the United States
person involved unless the information is, or reasonably appears to
be, foreign intelligence information as defined in § 101(e) (1) and (2)
of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act or is evidence of a
crime which has been, is being, or is about to be committed.
(2) Non-publicly available information concerning United States
persons obtained from electronic surveillances of the target .. .
which is foreign intelligence information may be disseminated
within
the Federal
Government
and
only to officials, agencies,
or
components with responsibilities directly related to the information
proposed to be disseminated, and, upon approval of the Attorney
General, may be disseminated to foreign governments; information
which is evidence of a crime may be disseminated to Federal, state,
local, or foreign officials or agencies with law enforcement responsibility for the crime.
(0) Section 101(eX1) foreign intelligence information
Non-publicly available information concerning United States persons obtained from the electronic surveillances of the target .. .
which is or reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information as defined in § 101(eX1) of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act may be disseminated in a manner that identifies United
States persons only for authorized foreign intelligence, foreign
counterintelligence, counter-sabotage and international terrorism,
or law enforcement purposes.
(c) Section 101(eX2) Foreign Intelligence Information
Non-publicly available information concerning United States persons obtained from the electronic surveillances of the target . . .
which is or reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information as defined in § 101(eX2) of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act may not be disseminated in a manner that identifies any
United States person, except by general characterization, unless
such person’s identity is necessary to understand the information
or assess its importance and may be disseminated only for authorized foreign intelligence, foreign counterintelligence, counter-sabotage and international terrorism, or law enforcement purposes.
(d Criminal Information
Non-publicly available information concerning United States persons obtained from the electronic surveillances of the target .. .
which is evidence of a crime which has been, is being, or is about to
be committed but which is not or does not reasonably appear to be
foreign intelligence information as defined in § 101(e) of the For-
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