First Amendment implications. Difficult to designate U.S. groups as terrorist organizations due to the fact that Brandenburg v. Ohio protects advocacy of violence in a domestic context. If an overseas group, AEDPA applies, and unlawful activity can include nonviolent activities.https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1267129644228247552 …
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These are third party records. You can get them with a warrant or an order under 18 U.S.C. 2703(d) (which doesn't require probable cause).https://twitter.com/Barnes_Law/status/1267199060424916992?s=20 …
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You can also get non-communications subscriber information including transactional data or metadata with either a grand jury subpoena or a 2703(d) order, including such things as e.g. whom the target spoke to and when, but not the content of what was said.
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Stored Communications Act search warrants are sweeping, asking for things like "all posts and direct messages." They're not like a search warrant for a house.
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Both very smart people for sure. I offer no normative claims, only descriptive ones. This thread is about how the world is, not how it should be.https://twitter.com/LawAndFooty/status/1267204364650844160?s=20 …
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I would prefer to have them all take a short walk and a sudden drop. That way we do not have to pay to support them for the 20 years they will be in jail
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We are going to see alot of high profile bank account seized for funding terror.
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Is this part of "Obamagate" or something different?
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