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Privacy stakeholders generally recognized that a lack of consistency with regard to CNA disclosure practices by TSPs represents a hindrance to law enforcement in their ability to pursue leads and investigate crimes. This lack of consistency alone, however, is not a sufficient justification for warrantless access to CNA, which most consider infringes upon civil liberties and individual privacy. The need for access to information must be demonstrated and concern was expressed that evidence to date is lacking. Above all, they stressed the importance of appropriate oversight in the CNA disclosure process, with a very strong preference for judicial pre-authorization, to protect privacy and other rights under the
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