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Third Party Doctrine

U.S. legal doctrine, developed by the Supreme Court, holding that information voluntarily given to a third party such as a bank or phone company carries no Fourth Amendment expectation of privacy.

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A discovery packet in Montana named the Border Patrol unit that screens financial activity for stops

404 Media found Border Patrol units that review Americans' financial activity and hand the result to local police. The document behind the finding came out of one defendant's discovery, which leaves the input end of the pipeline unnamed.

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