'Unfettered access into individuals' lives': Feds can't use 'tower-dump warrants' in search for suspects, judge rules

A federal judge in Mississippi has ruled that the Trump administration cannot access troves of cellular data containing citizens' information all in the pursuit of surveilling or eliciting information about a select group of subjects.

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