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Thought experiment: Suppose a Reddit user calling himself "Slim" posts this message: "Hey, I really liked meeting all you guys at last week's Number Six. I really loved it when we went in and killed those men and raped the shit out of the women. Best Number Six EVER!"

Let us further suppose that a member of law enforcement believes this message to be on the level. We will also posit that this law enforcement person knows who "Slim" really is. What would be the next move of said member of law enforcement?

Well, he or she would do a number of things. One of those things might be to get a warrant to look at Slim's emails and text messages. Actually, if the emails are over 180 days old, the cops can look at them without a warrant -- just a subpoena. (Seriously.) 

So. Is it not the case that Mueller and congressional investigators now have sufficient grounds to subpoena EVERY EMAIL AND TEXT MESSAGE written or received by Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort? In other words: When Junior revealed that email chain, didn't he basically do what Slim did when Slim bragged to the world that he had a deep interest in committing crimes?

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While government officials must get a warrant to access recently sent email, the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act allows them to obtain older email held by a third-party service like Google or Yahoo with only a subpoena or a court order.

The problem is, many agencies can issue subpoenas themselves, without a judge, and court orders can be based on a standard lower than probable cause, which is traditionally required for a warrant. And while in theory the government must provide prior notice to the target of a subpoena, as a practical matter the government may—and often does—delay notice for up to 90 days if it fears an ”adverse result,” eliminating the target’s opportunity to fight the request in court prior to the email being disclosed.

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