ASSIGNMENT 9:
The Electronic
Communications Privacy Act
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- ECPA,
18 USC § 2510(4), 2510(5), 2511
- ECPA,
18 USC § 2701, 2707, 2702, 2720
- CFAA 18
USC § 1030
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Overbroad Subpoena Violates ECPA:
In Theofel v. Farey-Jones, the Ninth Circuit
holds that an overly broad subpoena violates the ECPA. For
an edited version of the opinion, click here.
At page 140, substitute In re Pharmatrak, Inc. Privacy Litigation and
United States v. Councilman for In re DoubleClick.
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- For a helpful overview of the ECPA, see Chapter 3 of
Richard C. Turkington & Anita L. Allen, Privacy Law: Cases
and Materials (1999).
- Clifford S. Fishman & Anne T. McKenna, Wiretapping
and Eavesdropping (2nd
ed 1995) sections 2:29-2:38 -- an unusually lucid summary
of the ECPA
- AOL's
policy regarding releasing information in response
to subpoenas.
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