CYBERSURVEILLANCE WITHOUT RESTRAINT? THE MEANING AND SOCIAL VALUE OF THE PROBABLE CAUSE AND REASONABLE SUSPICION STANDARDS IN GOVERNMENTAL ACCESS TO THIRD-PARTY ELECTRONIC RECORDS.

The United States Supreme Court has interpreted the Fourth Amendment to provide no privacy protection for records held by third parties. The American Bar Association recently sought to step into this breach by recommending standards to govern government access to third- party electronic records, suc...

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Published in:	Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology Vol. 103; no. 3; pp. 839 - 906
Main Author:	TASLITZ, ANDREW E.
Format:	Article
Published:	Northwestern University Summer2013
Subjects:	United States United States. Supreme Court United States. Constitution. 4th Amendment American Bar Association Right of privacy Law Electronic record laws Probable cause (Searches & seizures) Records & correspondence of the banking industry Internet service provider laws
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