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I think you’d be very surprised at how much lawyers don’t know or care about any of that. They store stuff in the cloud without ever having heard of the Third P
by orev 4y ago
I think you’d be very surprised at how much lawyers don’t know or care about any of that. They store stuff in the cloud without ever having heard of the Third Party Doctrine (which allows the US government warrantless access to those documents).
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> store stuff in the cloud without ever having heard of the Third Party Doctrine (which allows the US government warrantless access to those documents) Or because they know the third-party doctrine doesn’t apply to attorney work product and privileged materials.
- pixl97 4y agoAfter doing work for lawyers for years, they really are the worst when it comes to understanding computers.
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- Godel_unicode 4y agoIt does no such thing, that’s absurd. See carpenter v. United States (among many, many others).