Cline; intersection of 2 dynamic areas of law: 4A implications of computers and other devices and FISA, which does away w/traditional notions of probable cause.
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Wardlaw: I was on panel. Main problem, CDT authorized to look at Bonds, looked at other baseball players. Here, warrant is any FI data, not narrower than that. Cline: I'm with you. I think it's same principle, To find out if league players was in DB, had to search everything.
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Wardlaw: They argued plain view. Cline: Exactly situation here. [Note, Wardlaw is making a distinction between having to search everything for FI and searching just for bonds files in CDT]
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Cline: Problem with that is it converts any search of a computer into a general search. Piersol: Plain view, there they were going thru graphic images. Clearer to agent looking at graphic images. Cline: To extent govt sharing arg with us they're relying on plain view.
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Piersol: no doubt about that [govt relying on plain view] Gould: under sneak and peek, they get a bunch of files, have to look closely, and they see evidence of another crime, of a serial killer. Are you saying they can't stop killer form proceeding to next victim.
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Cline: Concurrence would say they're out of luck. Gould; Govt can't stop serial killer? Cline: other things might kick in; exigent circumstances. As soon as you see something not in scope, you stop, and go get a warrant. [Technically I think they changed minimization procedure]
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