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Appeals judges denied Twitter’s argument for not turning over Trump records on time.
The company, which had been fined $350,000 for the delay, argued that President Donald Trump should have been notified when prosecutors investigating him for election interference issued a search warrant for his account data, according to The Washington Post.
Twitter, now X, can appeal to the Supreme Court, which recently declined to hear the company’s broader legal challenge arguing that it should be able to publicly share government demands for user data.
Court rejects Twitter’s claim of right to alert Trump to Jan. 6 search
[The Washington Post]
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