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Justice Dept to seek changes to broad FBI intrusion order
The Justice Department plans to ask U.S. District Court Judge Kevin Duffy in New York to modify or dissolve a sweeping order requiring production of records on warrantless FBI wiretaps and mail openings from 1947 to 1972. The move relates to defense needs in the John J. Kearney case, the first FBI agent indicted on a felony charge, and could influence whether the government proceeds to trial or abandons the case to keep such materials private.
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