"Certainly, the Court can imagine situations where obtaining a warrant might frustrate the purpose of querying, particularly where exigency requires immediate querying," DeArcy Hall wrote. "This is why the Court does not hold that querying Section 702-acquired information always requires a warrant." Ruling renews calls for 702 reforms While digital rights groups like the EFF and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) cheered the ruling as providing much-needed clarity, they also suggested tha...