Police must obtain a warrant before accessing emails stored by internet service providers, a federal appeals court has ruled in a landmark decision that also struck down part of a 1986 law that allows warrantless interception of some digital data.
The courts should have been striking down this tyranny a long time ago, but you can't expect much from the foxes that are supposed to guard our constitutional chicken coop.
Are you pretending I would hate this just so I will go back to posting again?
ReplyDeleteYes, post something, dammit!
ReplyDeleteI've been very busy with... well wouldn't you like you know, Mr. Privacy Advocate?
ReplyDeleteI'll tell you what, I'll write a response to this explaining my position for the umpteenth time, and we'll see if anyone finally gets it. If not, at least it will garner comments calling me a statist and laughs can be had by all.