Mark Levin went into a name calling rant against his callers or anyone who thinks government investigators should need probable cause and get a Federal Judge to give consent to conduct an intercept and read your emails.<\/p>\n
Attorney Levin, who worked for Ed Meese in the Reagan White House wants to know where all those civil libertarian nut jobs got the crazy idea that there is any “expectation of privacy” in your email messages.<\/p>\n
Let me help out Mr Levin – at least one answer is the Electronic Communications Privacy Act<\/p>\n
http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Electronic_Communications_Privacy_Act<\/a><\/p>\n The law was passed in 1986 and signed into law by President Ronald Reagan<\/p>\n At the hearings:<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.justice.gov\/jmd\/ls\/legislative_histories\/pl99-508\/hear-j-99-72-1985.pdf<\/p>\n We look forward with particular interest to hearing the views of the Justice Department. When Attorney General Meese appeared before the Judiciary Committee for confirmation, he singled out as one of his top priorities “the safeguarding of individual privacy from improper Mark Levin went into a name calling rant against his callers or anyone who thinks government investigators should need probable cause and get a Federal Judge to give consent to conduct an intercept and read your emails. Attorney Levin, who … Continue reading
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