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Gag orders. This has long been a standard practice in the US, for better and worse. When Eliot Ness was investigating Al Capone, do you think the warrants for w
by humanistbot 4y ago
Gag orders. This has long been a standard practice in the US, for better and worse. When Eliot Ness was investigating Al Capone, do you think the warrants for wiretapping phones were issued in open court (edit: or that AT&T would be free to tell Al Capone that his phones are wiretapped)?
- 93po 4y agoThat makes sense, despite me not liking it - but what's the logic in a gag order in this instance? There's nothing the 17 year old or any other user could do to their Facebook to change or remove their messaging/post history that I am sure Facebook keeps into perpetuity regardless of warrant.