A bipartisan bill that would protect Americans’ civil liberties by restricting law enforcement’s ability to secretly seize individuals’ private data and phone records is gaining momentum in Congress.
In January Sens. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Chris Coons (D-CT) proposed the NDO Fairness Act, a bill that would restrict law enforcement’s ability to use Non-Disclosure Orders (NDOs), which are commonly referred to as gag or secrecy orders. They introduced the legislation as the use of gag orders has surged in recent years, especially in cases involving electronic data such as emails, texts, and personal information online. These gag orders bar service…
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