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Court Grants Feds Warrantless Access to Utility Records
Utilities must hand over customer records -- which include credit card numbers, phone numbers and power consumption data -- to the authorities without court warrants if drug agents believe they are "relevant" to an investigation, a federal appeals court says. The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 allows the authorities to make demands for that data in the form of an administrative subpoena, with no judicial oversight whatsoever, the court said. ...
Published By: Wired - Wednesday, 8 August, 2012
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AP CEO calls records seizure unconstitutional msnbc (Today) - The president and CEO of The Associated Press said Sunday that the government's seizure of...
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Lawmakers Introduce Bill Requiring Court Order to Seize Phone Records
Wired (3 days ago) - In the wake of the AP scandal, in which federal investigators obtained the phone records...
