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Federal prosecutors have not confirmed whether they obtained phone records for journalist Don Lemon through an administrative summons. This practice raises concerns about potential violations of the fourth amendment's right to privacy, as experts suggest the government may be misusing its authority to gather information on journalists and activists.
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Federal prosecutors have not confirmed whether they obtained phone records for journalist Don Lemon through an administrative summons. This practice raises concerns about potential violations of the fourth amendment's right to privacy, as experts suggest the government may be misusing its authority to gather information on journalists and activists.
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US prosecutors refuse to say if they secretly obtained Don Lemon’s phone records
Federal prosecutors decline to confirm if Don Lemon's phone records were obtained