Fischer v. Mt. Olive Lutheran Church, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the statutory term \place\ was broad enough to encompass \a person's private belongings as long as the place these private belongings are intruded upon is one that a reasonable person would consider private\
• rejecting argument that emails stored on Hotmail’s system were not in “electronic storage”
• granting summary judgment to defendants who did not access plaintiffs email accounts
• “However, accessing plaintiff’s Hotmail account intentionally is not enough in and of itself to violate the act. Plaintiff must also show that defendants obtained, altered or prevented his authorized access to his email account.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).