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Digital search and seizure

by Ari Schwartz

Searches and seizuresCriminal EvidenceComputer filesLaw and legislationRight of Privacy

A report by CDT details a widening gap between the technology that collects sensitive personal data and the laws designed to protect that data against government misuse. The National Security Agency's domestic spying program, the Justice Department's efforts to obtain millions of Internet search records, the government's use of cell phones to track suspects, and other developments highlight the law's failure to keep pace with technological advances. Stronger laws are needed to ensure that Americans retain their constitutional privacy protections.

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