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Supreme Court to intervene over privacy of Trump administration, emails and Microsoft servers

Posted on October 17, 2017June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Mark Sherman of AP reports:

The Supreme Court is intervening in a digital-age privacy dispute between the Trump administration and Microsoft over emails stored abroad.

The justices say Monday they will hear the administration’s appeal of a lower court ruling in favor of Microsoft. The court held the emails sought in a drug trafficking investigation were beyond the reach of a search warrant because they were kept on a Microsoft server in Ireland.

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