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How would that help?
Authored by: Anonymous on Sunday, June 09 2013 @ 07:15 PM EDT
It would almost certainly be inadmissible in Canadian courts, and if released to
the public make it impossible to punish anybody, because every potential juror
would be biased.

On the other hand, I refuse to believe that telecoms in Canada don't store that
meta data, and there are these things called warrants...

[ Reply to This | Parent | # ]

Michael Geist has a few words on PRISM etc.
Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, June 10 2013 @ 04:58 AM EDT
Does this mean Canadian authorities are engaged in similar forms of surveillance?

That phone companies such as Bell and Telus are subject to warrants similar to those faced by Verizon? That Internet companies co-operate with Canadian authorities? That Canadian and U.S. authorities share information obtained through programs such as the Verizon meta-data program or PRISM? That Canadians are targeted by the U.S. programs?

The law would suggest that all of these things are entirely possible.

Michael Geist

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