CIPP-US - Government and Court Access to Private-Sector Information - Section 3.1
Identify the legal authorities - subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, and NSLs - by which law enforcement agencies compel disclosure of private-sector data.
Identify the legal standard for each compelled-disclosure instrument, from administrative subpoena to court order to search warrant, under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act and Stored Communications Act, and recognise that National Security Letters carry a non-disclosure obligation. Apply the Fourth Amendment third-party doctrine to data held by service providers.
Electronic Communications Privacy ActStored Communications ActNational Security LetterFourth Amendment
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