Administrative Office of the United States Courts, Reports on Applications for Orders Authorizing or Approving the Interception of Wire or Oral Communications, 1972, Table 4.
For a statistical breakdown by duration, location, and implementing agency of the 1,042 wiretap orders issued in 1971 by state and federal judges, see Administrative Office of the United States Courts, Report on Applications for Orders Authorizing or Approving the Interception of Wire or Oral Communications for 1971; The Washington Post, May 14 , 1972 p. A30, col. 1 (final ed.).
The system is currently most popular on the web, though it offers an iOS application for orders, as well.
They had no choice, they argue in an "ex parte application for order of publication of summons".
You must file an Application for Order for Publication of Summons and a statement of Declaration of Due Diligence to the court to obtain such an order.
They also contextualise the way British-born detainees who languished for years without charge in the legal no-man's land of Guantánamo Bay, were handed off to British authorities feverishly drafting applications for control orders faster than you can say "due process".
Search warrants, wiretap orders, and orders authorizing other forms of electronic surveillance, along with the government's applications for those orders, typically stay under seal indefinitely, even after an application is denied or the investigation is over.
In 1998, only 3percentnt of fathers' applications for contact orders were refused.
Four applications for control orders sought by the Australian Federal Police have been winding their way through the federal circuit court.
Repeatedly stressing the importance of "open justice", the study proposes giving the media advance notice of applications for gagging orders.
