Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Summary
The bill makes it harder for the government to get a nondisclosure order that stops providers from telling customers about a warrant, order, or subpoena. It forces courts to find specific facts that the order is needed to prevent serious harms, limits the order’s length to 90 days (or up to a year for child‑exploitation cases), and requires the Justice Department to report annually on how these orders are used. The changes aim to protect privacy while still allowing law‑enforcement investigations.
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