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OPINION A news analysis article last Sunday, by reporters from the investigative news organization ProPublica, described imprecisely T-Mobile's release of information about law enforcement requests for call data.

In a surveillance audiotape, Mr. Rivera is heard discussing one officer as a possible source of information about law enforcement investigations, Mr. Smith said; the authorities say the other officer is believed to have informed Mr. Rivera of police activities.

But Mayor Bill de Blasio said the bill "provides a road map for the bad guys," potentially aiding criminals or even terrorists by making them privy to information about law enforcement tactics.

One of our most heavily used collections, it contains a trove of information about law, lawyers, and life in its hundreds of boxes encompassing some 120 feet of material.

Mr. Eppolito and a former partner, Stephen Caracappa, were arrested on federal racketeering charges in 2005, accused of being paid by members of the Luchese crime family to pass along information about law enforcement investigations and of taking part in killings for the mob.

Furthermore, history teaches that the accumulation of personal information about law-abiding citizens carries tremendous potential for abuse – including harassment of minorities, political enemies, and social activists.

But what happens to the rest of the haystack – the information about law-abiding citizens that gets swept up under ever-expanding collection authorities?

The F.B.I.'s recent history includes the abuse of national security letters to gather information about law-abiding citizens without court orders, and inappropriate investigations of antiwar and environmental activists.

Developers answer high-level questions about how the app works, then receive information about laws and regulations of standards that the app will need to meet.

The overuse of NSLs, which routinely demand private information about law-abiding Americans in violation of their Fourth Amendment rights, led the Justice Department to conclude that the FBI had committed "widespread and serious" abuse of its NSL authority.