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‘C.L.O.U.D.’s On the Horizon: How Law Enforcement Electronic Data Requests Are Going Global

Posted on October 29, 2019 by pogowasright.org

Christopher A. Ott of Davis Wright Tremaine writes:

Companies storing or moving large quantities of digital information routinely
encounter subpoenas, court orders and warrants from United States law
enforcement for subscriber and related data and records. However, the
realities of cybercrime and recent under-publicized diplomatic activities could
dramatically increase the volume of incoming requests from abroad.

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