Government,
Criminal
Nov. 7, 2018
Wiretapped individuals want answers in court case
Two people never charged with a crime are still seeking answers to why the Riverside County Superior Court issued warrants to wiretap their phones in 2015, along with more than 600 other wiretap warrants, mostly authorized by a single, now recently-retired judge.
Two people never charged with a crime are still seeking answers to why the Riverside County Superior Court issued warrants to wiretap their phones in 2015, along with more than 600 other wiretap warrants, mostly authorized by a single, now recently-retired judge.
Now, three years later, attorneys Stephanie Lacambra of the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Cristina M. Salvato of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP have file...
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