Applying Restrictions of the Stored Communications Act to the

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Chart1 Applying Restrictions of the Stored Communications Act to the Township’s Subpoena to Google of September 26, 2007 Voluntary disclosure allowed to a government entity? Mechanisms to Examples of information compel and material sought by the disclosure township by category Is the township eligible to use a discovery subpoena to obtain this information? Unopened email (in electronic storage 180 days or less) Unopened email (in electronic storage more than 180 days) No, unless § 2702(b) exception applies. [§ 2702(a)(1)] No, unless § 2702(b) exception applies. [§ 2702(a)(1)] Search warrant [§ 2703(a)] Implicitly seeks all e-mails ever received by user: seeks “any information associated with this account.” Implicitly seeks all e-mails ever received by user: seeks “any information associated with this account.” No. Non-discovery subpoena2 with notice; 2703(d) order with notice; or search warrant [§ 2703(a), (b)] Non-discovery subpoena with notice; 2703(d) order with notice; or search warrant [§ 2703(b)] No. Opened e-mail, other content files being stored or process No, unless § 2702(b) exception applies. [§ 2702(a)(2)] Explicitly seeks “all e-mails sent” by user from January 1, 2007, to present; “weblog post drafts.” Explicitly seeks “any information associated with this account.” Implicitly includes all emails ever received by user; content stored with Google including financial information, word processing documents, etc. No. 1 See also Orin S. Kerr, “A User’s Guide to the Stored Communications Act – and a Legislator’s Guide to Amending It,” 72 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1208, 1223. 2 “Non-discovery subpoenas” include administrative subpoenas, grand jury subpoenas, and trial subpoenas. 1 Non-content records No, unless § 2702(c) exception applies. [§ 2702(a)(3)] 2703(d) order or search warrant [§ 2703(c)(1)] Basic subscriber information, session logs, IP addresses, (anything in 2703(c)(2)) No, unless § 2702(c) exception applies. [§ 2702(a)(3)] Non-discovery subpoena; 2703(d) order; or search warrant [§ 2703(c)(2)] Explicitly seeks “any information associated with this account”; identity and contact information; browser type and language. Implicitly includes Google records regarding web browsing, video viewing, etc. Explicitly seeks “any information associated with this account”; identity and contact information; IP address; telephone, e-mail, and web site address. Implicitly includes records regarding length of visits to web sites, login time at any Google service, means and source of any payments to Google. No. No. 2

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