Tags: Fourth Amendment
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Justin Amash, Jared Polis Introduce Bill Requiring a Court Order for Telephone Records
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Holder Concedes That Warrants Should Be Required To Access Email
Feeling a little pressure, Eric?
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Holder Supports Requiring Warrants to Access Emails
Presumably with plenty of abuseable exceptions
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Obama Administration's AP Snooping Finally Manages To Alienate the Press
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DOJ Surveillance of AP Phones Part of an Unprecedented Crackdown on News Leaks
Transparently control-freaky
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Holder Says He Recused Himself from Leak Investigation That Led to AP Snooping
It wasn't me! It was the Deputy AG!
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Journalists Furious at Feds Over AP Snooping
It's seen as an attempt to intimidate the media
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President Believes in ‘Unfettered’ Press, But With ‘Balance,’ Says Press Secretary
Which wouldn't seem all that "unfettered"
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Holder at Center of Concerns Over Government Snooping on AP
Architect of the growing security state?
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DOJ Secretly Snagged AP Journalists’ Telephone Records
Is there a rule of threes for scandals?
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Justice Department Secretly Nabbed Associated Press Phone Records
Oh, that's not disturbing at all
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Actually, We Think You Do Need a Warrant, Bipartisan Team of Congresscritters Tells Administration
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Congressional Bills Would Firm Up Digital Privacy
Get a warrant, grabby hands
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Fourth Amendment Takes a Back Seat Under Obama
Civil liberties, now despised by both major parties
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Sen. Udall Wants DOJ To Get Warrants Before Snooping Email
Fourth Amendment, remember?
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Police Wanting iPhones Decrypted Must Join Apple Waiting List
That's some good encryption, but Cupertino can get bypass it for the cops
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Stop and Frisk an ‘Abject Failure,’ Says NYC Councilman
Accuses officials of ever-shifting rationales for the practice
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Court Grants FBI Leeway With Ruling on Tracking Mobile Devices
Just trust 'em
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Justice Department Sees No Need For a Warrant To Snoop Your Email
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Justice Department: Warrants Not Needed To Intercept Online Communications
All your email are belong to us