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Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Argument analysis: Justices divided over disclosure of overseas emails
When the Supreme Court heard oral argument this morning in
United States v. Microsoft
, it found itself in what has become familiar terrain — trying to apply a decades-old law to modern technology. Today the justices were interpreting what Justice Anthony Kennedy characterized as a “difficult statute”: the Stored Communications Act, a 1986 law that requires an email provider to turn over the contents of emails if the government obtains a warrant. Computer giant Microsoft told the justices today that the SCA only applies within the United States, so the company cannot be compelled to turn over emails stored outside the country.
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