On the recordFebruary 25, 2014
the IRS and other Federal agencies admitted that they were reading the emails and electronic correspondence of Americans without a warrant, without respect for Fourth Amendment privacy protections.
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congress.govthe IRS and other Federal agencies admitted that they were reading the emails and electronic correspondence of Americans without a warrant, without respect for Fourth Amendment privacy protections.
Yoder highlights privacy violations by the IRS regarding email correspondence.
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