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Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot Privacy Rights Revolutionized Online Government SurveillanceJunichi p. SemitsuL'mi-ersity ọf San Diegứ School of Law, semitsuộĩSandiegừ.eduRecommende

d CitationJ unichi p. Semitsu, Prom I-dcel’ook to Aiug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking Privacy Rights Revolutionized Online Government Surve From facebook to mug shot

illance, 31 Pace L. Rev. 291 (2011)Available at: http://digitalcommons.pace.edu/plr/vol31 /iss ỉ /7This Article lí brought to you for free and open ac

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cess by the School of Law ât DỊgitalCocniDonsiịãPace. It has been accepted for Inclusion in Pace Law Review by an autborired administrator of PigitalC

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot k to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social NetworkingPrivacy Rights Revolutionized Online Government SurveillanceJunichi p. Semiteu*AbstractEach month. F

acebooks half billion active users disseminate over 30 billion pieces of content. In this complex digital ecosystem, they live a parallel life that, f From facebook to mug shot

or many, involves more frequent. fulfilling, and compelling communication than any other offline or online forum. But even though Facebook users have

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privacy options to control who sees what content, this Article concludes that every single one of Facebook's 133 million active users in the United St

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot ations of federal privacy laws, a warrant is only necessary to compel disclosure of inbox and outbox messages less than 181 days old. Everything else

can be obtained with subpoenas that do not even require reasonable suspicion. Accordingly, over the last six years, government agents have "worked the From facebook to mug shot

beat" by mining theProfessor Semitsu teaches at the University of San Diego School of Law and welcomes your feedback at semitsu®sandiego.edu. Once th

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is Article is published, he is very unlikely to accept any friendship requests through Facebook, so please do not be offended if he refuses to give yo

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot ng all-star USD Law School students for their invaluable assistance with this Article. Renee Keen. Breehan Carreon. Katherine Carlson. Michael Gilberg

. Erik Johnson, and Andrew Gil. He is also grateful to the students in his Fall 2010 Media Law course, who provided some sources and feedback. Finally From facebook to mug shot

, he would like to thank his wife and son for their patience.2911Etecftcn c copy ave ii: b!o at i‘ 'p./ ssrn conact: 17Ổ2287292PACE LAW REVIEW[Vol. 31

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:1treasure trove of personal and confidential information on Eh cebook.But while Facebook has been justifiably criticized for its weak and shifting pr

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot ectations of privacy under federal law. First, federal courts have failed to properly adapt Fourth Amendment law to the realities of Internet architec

ture. Since all Face book content has been knowingly exposed to at least one third parly, the Supreme Court’s current Fourth Amendment jurisprudence d From facebook to mug shot

oes not clearly stop investigators from being allowed carte blanche to fish through the ent ire site for incriminat ing evidence. Second, Congress has

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failed to meaningfully revise the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) for over a quarter century. Even if the ECPA were amended to cover all

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot e government lacks reasonable suspicion of criminal activity and the user opts for the strictest privacy controls, Facebook users still cannot expect

federal law to stop their “private” content and communications from being used against them.This Article seeks to bring attention to this problem and From facebook to mug shot

rectify it. It examines Facebook s architecture, reveals the ways in which government agencies have investigated crimes on social networking sites, an

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d analyzes how courts have interpreted the Fourth Amendment and the ECPA. The Article concludes with an urgent proposal to revise the ECPA and reinter

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot munications technologies means the possibility of unwarranted government surveillance.Imp;, .’digitalcommons.pace.edu plr vol? 1 iss 1 /7Etecftcr.'c c

opy avaitebte fit i 'i-- i ssm cont/atei act-17822672011] FROM FACEBOOK TO MUG SHOT 293I. Introduction“I leant everybody here to be careful about what From facebook to mug shot

you post on Facebook, because in the YouTube age, whatever you do, it will be pulled up again later somewhere in your life. ”- President Barack Obama

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1Facebook is not just a website. It is a controlled ecosystem that inspires Its inhabitants to share personal information and reveal intimate thoughts

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

From facebook to mug shot nd communities unimaginable in the twentieth century.Facebook also happens to be the most popular destination on the Internet2 today.3 Russian investo

r Yuri Milner, who owns ten percent of the company, commented that It is “the largest Web site there has ever been, so large that it is not a Web site From facebook to mug shot

at all.”4 5 Fulfilling CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s goal to ' dominate"’ online communication, the site, as of September 2010, comprises over 500 million ac

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tive users.6 half who log on

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

Pace Law ReviewVolume 31Issue 1 Social Networking and the Law Winter 2011Article 740611From Facebook to Mug Shot: How the Dearth of Social Networking

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