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Breaking news we got at the top of the show, "the new york times" reporting tonight that the trump justice department secretly seized communications records from members of congress, from democratic members of congress serving on the intelligence committee in the house. this is something that has never been done before, as far as we know. at least two democratic members of congress serving on the house intelligence committee, as well as some staff members and their family members, including at least one child, had communications data subpoenaed from apple, by the justice department under trump...

A bill enacted which will require the prosecutor's office to obtain permission in communications data collection in criminal cases in which it is the prosecuting authority has passed its first Rigiikogu reading.

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A European Court of Justice preliminary ruling from Tuesday could have a huge effect on the Estonian judicial system. Masses of evidence might prove inadmissible in thousands of criminal processes, including the major trials of Hirv and Gammer and Porto Franco where communications data has been used as evidence and basis for collecting evidence. The European Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday that recent criminal practice in Estonia is not in accordance with EU law in several aspects. Estonia has for years obligated all mobile services operators to record everyone's cell phone data – virtual...

Pratt Tribune Home computers, tablets and other electronic devices are immune to corona virus, but they can have other issues that affect their performance and that’s where Curt Oller says he and staff at Pratt CDS/Radio Shack, 620 North Main Street, are able to come to the rescue. “We can help retrieve data, do repairs and install updates,” said Oller, whose background in electronics dates back to the late 90s  when his home-built computer was hacked--an event that set Oller on the path of self-learning about computers from the inside out and to his opening PC Unlimited in the 200 blo...