It's scrutiny beyond national security and secret requests. Facebook gives some good examples of requests that aren't NSA or FISA based, e.g. "a federal marsha

It's scrutiny beyond national security and secret requests. Facebook gives some good examples of requests that aren't NSA or FISA based, e.g. "a federal marshal tracking a fugitive". Given the appropriate legal paperwork, should it be scary for a federal marshal to request access to a fugitive's facebook data to check things like last login time and IP address, or private messages? To really decide how "scary" it is, we need to know what proportion of the requests are related to what kind of thing, and of what scope are the requests. Unfortunately, Facebook has still not been permitted to release any of this data.