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Subject: ACA 36
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Date: Wed, 19-Aug-87 04:25:11 EDT
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Posted: Wed Aug 19 04:25:11 1987
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According to an article in the September issue of MicroTimes, the
California Assembly will vote tomorrow on a bill to extend First
Amendment-type search and seizure protection to electronic
communications.  The measure, titled ACA 36, was introduced by
Assemblywoman Gwen Moore.  If passed, the bill will amend the state
constitution, specifying that personal information stored in electronic
information systems and computer databases be included in search and
seizure restrictions provided by the constitution.

-- Jim Day