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The legal doctrine that governs when law enforcement can access third-party records, including the requirement for a warrant and the standard for relevance.
There are no court decisions in the provided reporting that specifically test ; the materials instead sketch the legal battleground—subpoenas, , CALEA, the CLOUD Act, and —that would govern any such d...
U.S. courts currently permit warrants based on IP-address information, but they do so against a shifting legal backdrop: traditional third‑party doctrine cases and pen‑register rules often allow acces...
that attempt to protect third parties raise the same enforceability questions as ordinary contracts: whether an intended third‑party beneficiary exists, whether their rights have vested, and whether t...