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German high court: law ordering phone, email traffic data retention violates constitution (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

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BERLIN - Germany's highest court on Tuesday overturned a law allowing authorities to retain data on telephone calls and email traffic for help in tracking criminal networks.

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