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What is a court order?

April 26, 2017Court

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What is a court order?

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The officer will endorse the Director’s order and send it to the Small Claims Court. It then becomes an order of the Small Claims Court. Then a copy will be sent by mail from the Court to both parties. The person who the order is in favour of then may request enforcement activities.

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FBI agents must go to a judge and get them to authorize use of Carnivore. The court order specifies: • who the suspect is • account information (i.e. the exact e-mail address) • what crime they are suspected of • what is going to be tapped (i.e. which wire, etc.) The judge then authorizes the search warrant. At the same time, the judge will create a court order demanding that the ISP comply with the FBI. Full content-wiretaps may only be used for certain felonies (e.g. terrorism, drug trafficking, kidnapping). They may only be issued by a Federal District Judge, not any old judge. They may only be granted to FBI agents. They may only be used to gather hard evidence, not for background reconnaissance.