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That the government could have issued a grand jury subpoena here instead of obtaining a [Section] 2703(d) order does not change anything. Had the government done so, it would have been prevented from gagging the subpoena's recipient.
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The government has publicly made clear how seriously it is taking its investigation of WikiLeaks, and it has admitted using [Section] 2703 orders to obtain information. |
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Steven Ragland, John Kenneth Zwerling, John DeWitt Cline, Hillary Collyer, Nina Jean Ginsberg, K.C. Maxwell, Cindy Cohn, Aden Fine, Rebecca Kim Glenberg, Marcia Hofman, Lee Tien |
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Lawyer for Jacob Appelbaum, Lawyer Rop Gonggrijp, Lawyer Birgitta Jonsdottir |
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BRIEF by Appellants Jacob Appelbaum, Rop Gonggrijp and Birgitta Jonsdottir in electronic and paper format. Type of Brief: Reply. Method of Filing Paper Copies: mail. Date Paper Copies Mailed, Dispatched, or Delivered to Court: 03/26/2012. [998817541] [11-5151] Aden Fine |
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"Twitter 2703(d), 2703(d) Orders, Grand Jury |
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