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State prosecutors are seeking warrants to detain the prison director, the shift supervisor and the chief corrections officer.

Some Democratic and Republican lawmakers have asked why the program bypasses the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which established a system for seeking warrants from a secret court.

The authorities are also seeking warrants charging him with the deaths of Ms. Cooke, Ms. Hallman, Ms. Renfors and Ms. Delgado-Yates.

In June 2008, Congress passed a new set of amendments to FISA, which allow the President to engage in a broad range of electronic surveillance without seeking warrants against particular individual targets of surveillance.

The revelation that President Bush directed the National Security Agency to eavesdrop (and use data-mining technology) on such communications without seeking warrants has raised the question of whether the president had the power to do so.

Bush acknowledged Saturday that since October 2001 he has authorized the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on international phone calls and e-mails of people within the United States without seeking warrants from courts.

The access requests to telecommunications companies were made in 2014, before amendments were passed requiring the AFP to seek warrants to access a journalist's information.

It is not clear what form of email checks were undertaken by the AFP, or whether officers sought warrants to access this information.

Tony Abbott has agreed to provide additional protections to journalists and their sources by compelling government agencies to seek warrants before accessing journalists' metadata in attempts to identify sources.

New York's department, as a local police force, cannot apply directly, but must seek warrants through the F.B.I. and the Justice Department.

The government secured the support of the Labor party after agreeing to an amendment to force agencies to seek warrants when accessing journalists' metadata.