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  • John Balazs is an attorney in Sacramento, California, specializing in criminal defense, including appeals, habeas corpus, pardons, expungements, and civil forfeiture actions. After graduating from UCLA Law School in 1989, he clerked for Judge Harry Pregerson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. John was an Assistant Federal Defender in Fresno and Sacramento from 1992-2001. Please email EDCA items of interest to [email protected]. Follow me on twitter @balazslaw.

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February 21, 2013

Wiretaps and Minimization

Former EDCA Federal Defender Dan Broderick has a couple of useful articles on challenging the minimization requirement in wiretap orders at Carlton Gunn's blog:

Is the Government Actually Minimizing Calls?

How to Determine Whether to Challenge Minimization in a Wiretap Case?

 

Posted by at 08:18 AM in Motions To Suppress , Wiretap cases |

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