Court Asked to Stop T-Mobile from Giving Subpoenaed Data in Jan. 6 Probe
Two people outside the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6 asked U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania to enjoin T-Mobile from sharing their data with Congress under a subpoena. Congress sought information about Kristina Malimon’s and Yevgeniya Malimon’s “accounts, contacts, personal and…
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political associates, and physical locations” over “a three-month period that greatly exceeds the less than 10-minute window of time Plaintiffs were engaging in peaceable assembly … before being arrested,” said the Thursday complaint. “The subpoena was not issued by a validly constituted committee; is not pertinent to the matter Congress is purporting to investigate; does not pursue a legislative purpose; violates the Plaintiffs’ First and Fourth Amendment rights; and violates the Stored Communications Act,” said the Malimons, of Portland, Oregon.