Sentence examples for the data seized from inspiring English sources

Such a test would recognize the legitimate claims of law enforcement but set objective boundaries — such as the duration of an intrusion or the nature of the data seized — that constrain those claims.

Screenshots of drug listings, several journals providing information on transactions in painstaking detail, fake identification documentation, and thousands of pages of chat logs were just some of the data seized by the multi-agency federal taskforce from Ulbricht's home and laptop after his arrest in October 2013.

Timor-Leste is seeking an urgent ruling from the International Court of Justice ordering Australia to deliver to the court the documents and data seized from Collaery's premises and to destroy any copies.

Hopefully, any intelligence he could have supplied would not have added to the cache of data seized at the compound.

In March the international court of justice ordered Australia to stop any spying operations against Timor-Leste and to seal the documents and data seized in the December Asio raids - all of which came as an embarrassment to Brandis and his swaggering assertions about the raid and our security.

US intelligence was meanwhile switching its focus to finding the Egyptian-born Ayman al-Zawahiri, the former No 2 and likely successor to Bin Laden as FBI and CIA teams hunted for clues as to his whereabouts in the trove of digital data seized when the al-Qa'ida leader was killed.

With the killing of Bin Laden, and with other members of the terrorist group on the run as American officials pick up clues from data seized at the Bin Laden compound, Mr. Obama can argue that Al Qaeda is much diminished.

She said investigators were sifting through electronic data seized from the company.

Guardian News and Media's editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, hit back at Downing Street's claims made in the high court that it "urgently" needed to access leaked intelligence data seized at Heathrow this month from the partner of Glenn Greenwald, the Guardian journalist reporting on US and UK mass digital surveillance programmes.

On Monday, the government of Timor-Leste issued a statement saying it "appreciated the decision of the government of Australia to return all documents and data seized".

While there is nothing wrong with developing theories based on data seized, those theories should closely align with the material requested in the search warrant.