This report provides an ethical evaluation of the Edward Snowden case, focusing on his leak of classified information regarding the NSA's data mining program. The analysis employs the 'Doing Ethics Technique' and the ACS Code of Ethics to assess Snowden's actions, the government's data collection practices, and the impact on various stakeholders, including US citizens, the US government, cloud service providers, and terrorist groups. The report identifies key ethical issues such as the unethical collection of private data, the risk to national security, and the conflict between Snowden's motives and his illegal actions. It explores potential solutions, including revisions to the Whistle-blower Act and ensuring an ethical review of Snowden's actions by the Supreme Court, ultimately recommending the latter to mitigate risks and uphold ethical principles. The report also judges Snowden’s actions based on the ACS code of ethics.