granik, epca should be updated. with the advent of cloud computing and how we act culturally in terms of how we live our lives, e-mail and facebook the law should be looked at and updated. unfortunately, a lot of what has been proposed for change at this point is not to the advantage of law-enforcement investigations, but to their detriment. >> host: i need to back up a little bit and understand better. first, disclosures of your e-mail and other documents today are made with a subpoena. that means there's no judicial review and the subpoena process requires that law enforcement if you notice. you have to have noticed in the disclosure is made. there is a provision in the bond of the last law-enforcement to get delay notice. but leahy did in the whole judiciary committee said was if were going to a standard, how do we maintain that a visceral? what they said his were not going to go backwards on notice. we will keep it where it is then required notice of the warrant disclosure. i don't think we are moving a lot ther