| ▲ | giantg2 3 hours ago | |
The author is concerned that the feds could subpoena the data from the company that it's being submitted to. Wouldn't this same concern apply to the feds serving a subpoena to the state? Once the data is out there, it's out there. If one level of government has it, all the peer/higher levels will have access of they want it. It sounds like this database is the one that feeds license data to NCIC. The bigger question here is if we should be compiling and using data in the NCIC suchbas driver licenses and carry permits. | ||
| ▲ | iamnothere 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
States can and do resist federal subpoenas and have more leeway in doing so. They also have enormous legal resources. | ||