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That "court order" is from the FISA court, which may as well be a monkey with a rubber stamp. We learned that from the Snowden documents too.


No, we learned that they were approved at roughly the same rate as other search court orders. Investigators aren't going to spend the time making an application for a court order unless it has a very high chance of being granted.

https://www.quora.com/What-percent-of-law-enforcement-search...


They only call it a court for marketing reasons. It's basically just an internal review process.




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