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Yes, which is why just set the bar at responding to any request for any data with "Sorry we do not respond to requests for data that aren't court ordered warran
by qbasic_forever 5y ago
Yes, which is why just set the bar at responding to any request for any data with "Sorry we do not respond to requests for data that aren't court ordered warrants. Please come back with a warrant we can verify."
The problem here is that companies have a policy of trusting some government email address for little one-off, no warrant needed requests. Don't have that policy.
- rosndo 5y ago> Please come back with a warrant we can verify The problem is that it might not be easy to verify a real warrant, but that’s not grounds for noncompliance.
- macksd 5y ago>> Please come back with a warrant we can verify Ok. Now how do I verify one, assuming the information in this article is accurate?
- qbasic_forever 5y agoYou check the court records. These are easy to find with a digital records search, or you call the court clerk. The phone number is listed on the warrant. This is not hard, but it's not an automated process by design.
- account42 5y ago> The phone number is listed on the warrant. You should not rely on any information on the document you want to verify - look it up yourself.