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Attorney Stephen V. Treglia analyzes a recent 1st Circuit decision that interprets the interaction of the federal Wiretap Act and the Electronic Communication Privacy Act, reversing the course of prior case law in an emerging field. Treglia says the Councilman ruling appears to provide a bright-line standard that an electronic communication is not considered to be in "electronic storage" until it arrives at its final storage destination.
September 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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