Social Law in a Digital Age | The Continuous Disquisition

Posted by: Ryan Schoenefeld | March 12, 2011

Social Law in a Digital Age

A federal judge recently granted the U.S. government access to the Twitter accounts of three of WikiLeaks’s strongest supporters.

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