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Cell phone, no, based on a recent supreme court case. On personal property, you'll have to be more specific.
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Cell phone, no, based on a recent supreme court case. On personal property, you'll have to be more specific.
Typically, unless you save them yourself, they usually are only stored by AT&T for several days.
It's called a subpoena. There will either be a generic form provided by the court, or you just write one up yourself.
There's definitely liability there. Misappropriation is one tort, and you may also want to include some sort of restraining order and injunction...
Completely illegal. If you have emails of the blackmailing, then you should contact the FBI.
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