Terry Stewart v. Wolseley Investments, Inc.

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• concluding that Miller lacked the necessary privacy interest to contest the issuance of a subpoena to his bank
• holding that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in bank records in part because the information was voluntarily disclosed to the bank
• holding that bank depositor has no legitimate expectation of privacy in copies of checks and deposit slips retained by his bank
• holding that a bank customer does not have any Fourth Amendment protection against the Government ' obtaining financial records maintained by a bank
• holding that bank customers do not have reasonable expectations of privacy under the Fourth Amendment in banking transaction records
• holding that a person has no reasonable expectation of privacy in documents containing information voluntarily conveyed to employees in the ordinary course of business

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