No email privacy rights under Constitution, US gov claims

[Mortikhi]

In arguing that the government did not necessarily need a wiretap order to obtain the contents of Mr. Warshak's email from his ISP, the government argued that the Fourth Amendment did not preclude a mere subpoena because users of ISPs don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/11/04/4th-amendment_email_privacy/print.html

Write letters or buy guns. Where are we still? Letters? ok.

[pcosmar]

Buy Guns anyway.
Boy Scout Motto.

Something about fixing horns?

[Give me liberty]

It seems the us gov forget the history of our Constitution.

and yet they wanna make a Constitution for iraq.