United States v. Hambrick

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• holding that there was no legitimate expectation of privacy in non-content customer information provided to an internet service provider by one of its customers
• holding that there was no legitimate expectation of privacy in noncontent customer information provided to an internet service provider by one of its customers
• holding that there was no legitimate expectation of privacy in noncontent customer information provided to an internet service provider by one of its customers
• holding that there was no legitimate expectation of privacy in noncontent customer information provided to an internet service provider by one of its customers
• individual has no reasonable expectation of privacy in his name, address, social security number, credit card number, screen name, and proof of Internet connection obtained from Internet service provider
• individual has no reasonable expectation of privacy in his name, address, social security number, credit card number, screen name, and proof of Internet connection obtained from Internet service provider

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).