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The National Sheriffs' Association will say it "strongly supports"
mandatory data retention during Tuesday's U.S. House of
Representatives hearing on the topic.  Michael Brown, sheriff in
Bedford County, Va., and a board member and executive committee member
of the National Sheriffs' Association, is planning to argue that a new
law is necessary because Internet providers do not store customer
records long enough.

"The limited data retention time and lack of uniformity among
retention from company to company significantly hinders law
enforcement's ability to identify predators when they come across
child pornography," according to a copy of Brown's remarks. Any stored
logs could, however, be used to prosecute any type of crime.
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Bruce White, CRM, PMP
Newtown Square, PA
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