Texas Email Privacy Bill Could Prod States, Feds

By Allison Grande (May 29, 2013, 9:21 PM EDT) -- Texas lawmakers on Tuesday sent a bill to the governor that would raise the bar for government access to electronic communications by requiring warrants for all emails held by service providers, setting a precedent that could help propel long-running efforts to amend outdated electronic privacy protections on the state and federal level, attorneys say....

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