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Browse: Home / 2013 / July / 27 / SEC Fraud Probes Said to Suffer If E-Mails Kept Private – Bloomberg

SEC Fraud Probes Said to Suffer If E-Mails Kept Private – Bloomberg

By Securities Docket on July 27, 2013, 4:24 pm

The SEC is fighting legislation that would trim government access to personal and corporate e-mail kept for customers by third-party providers, such as Amazon.com Inc. and Yahoo! Inc.

Bipartisan legislation requiring agencies to get warrants to access e-mails could have “a significant negative impact” on enforcement efforts, SEC Chairman Mary Jo White said in an April letter to Congress. The SEC, a civil regulatory agency, doesn’t have authority to obtain warrants.

via SEC Fraud Probes Said to Suffer If E-Mails Kept Private – Bloomberg

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