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The Fourth Amendment in the World of E-Communications
The past 12 months have seen an unprecedented shift in the law as it
pertains to electronic communications. What makes this recent evolution
particularly dramatic are the scope of the shift, the fact that the shift
has affected multiple levels of e-communications, and that each level of the
evolution has headed in the same direction -- toward increasing the
restrictions that prevent law enforcement from gaining evidence from
e-communications.


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