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>> our emaims contain embarrassing information and private information. that's what the fourth amendment is require to president. >> when president reagan signed the store's act. it gave law enforcement officers the authority to acess e-mails that are six month old by using a court order or subpoena and federal law priveds the government to acess them without a warrant if they are already opened. >> 180 limit itself is permable. i think it is a red herring in the discussion. >> in december 2010. they ruled all e-mails are covered by the fourth amendment that protects against unreasonable searc...