FBI Might Be Reading Emails Without Warrant: Report
The FBI and some U.S. Attorneys’ offices across the U.S. might be reading emails without a warrant, according to documents by the ACLU and made public Wednesday.
According to an article from NBC News, the FBI documents don’t outright say that agents always get warrants, but they strongly suggest that they don’t, an ACLU attorney says.
A federal appeals court has ruled that reading emails and other electronic communications without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures.
Read more about the documents and reports here.
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