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    Judge Limits DOJ's Warrant For Records From Anti-Trump Site

    The court's ruling says the government has no right to "rummage through the information" on DreamHost's website to identify "innocent persons" engaged in First Amendment activities.
    by Laurel Wamsley Oct 11, 2017 1 minute
    Anti-Trump protesters chant during an Inauguration Day demonstration in Washington, D.C., in January. A judge has narrowed the Justice Department's warrant for records related to a website used to plan protests. / Mario Tama / Getty Images

    A Washington, D.C., judge has significantly narrowed the Justice Department's warrant related to a website used to plan anti-Trump protests during the Inauguration.

    The government had sought a sweeping warrant for records from web hosting company DreamHost of all visitors, DreamHost resisted complying with that warrant, considering it overly broad, and endangering privacy and free speech.

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