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Morrison & Foerster’s David Newman offered his expert analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court arguments in U.S. v. Microsoft in the Law360 article “What To Watch As High Court Takes On Microsoft Warrant Row.”

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Morrison & Foerster’s David Newman offered his expert analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court arguments in U.S. v. Microsoft in the Law360 article “What To Watch As High Court Takes On Microsoft Warrant Row.”“This is one of those cases where there's a statutory question in front of the justices, and both answers that Microsoft and the government are putting forward have some appealing implications to them,” he said. “I would expect to see the justices test each side's theory for how to address these implications and why they should ultimately carry the day in this case.”He continued: “The court is likely to be reluctant to come up with a rule that rests on technical distinctions and may want to try to find one that is sensitive to different data storage algorithms and practices, although that may be challenging to do.”Read the <a href="https://media2.mofo.com/v3/assets/blt5775cc69c999c255/bltc8f0a091ba1897e9/627320265f7b601eaaebd2ec/180223-watch-court-microsoft-warrant.pdf">full article</a>.