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From: dennis.l.erlich@support.com
Subject: CULTS LOOKS FOR KEY W
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Date: Fri, 01 Sep 95 10:08:10 -0700
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>1) Was the warrant in fact issued with that list attached?  If so, we should
>be able to abtain a copy, and apply for a temporary restraining order
>against the COS searching and or using the data obtained from our names, so
>that we can maintain our rights to privacy?  
 
    No.  After the judge ordered the scienos to reveal the extent
    of their intentions to scan the data.  It was exchanged 
    between the parties' counsels, from what I understand.

>If not, then it is overly broad
>or has been abused, and [the warrant] should be voided with prejudice.  
 
    Correct.

>The
>4th amendment does say something about providing a description of the
>particualr things and place to be searched.
            
    For *criminals*, you fool!  Not for whistleblowers.

>2) If _MY_ private electronic correspondence is read by them in the course
>of an illegal (see above) seach, can I sue (and search the COS with Fed
>Marshalls, for evidence :-) under violation of my civil rights as outlined
>in the Electronic Pirvacy Act?  Can I get (read: force) my local DA to
>prosecute the felony?

    Yes and no.

>3) Under the act, can it be ruled that the current fishing ecpedition is an
>abuse of Discovery, as well as a felonious crime under the US Code?

    I don't think a judge in a civil case can make a criminal
    ruling except contempt.  But I could be wrong.  I'm sure one
    of these honorable Federal Magistrates could convene a
    Federal Grand Jury to investigate allegations of criminal
    mis-conduct.  Probably just too much trouble to do, though.  
    This bulls*it will just bounce around in the Federal Courts 
    for the next 25 years, and cost the taxpayers of the US 
    another 100 million dollars on top of the millions in lost 
    tax revenues the scienos haven't paid to support the judicial 
    system they to which avail themselves so gluttonously.

>Just thinking... Headline:
>
> ARS citizens strike back, COS served with XX TRO's and a class action civil
>suit allegeing violation of electionic provacy rights. ACLU, MoFo and EFF
>lend support!

    Where do you think the Crosstown Bus[tm] *goes*, anyway?

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