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I have an employee that I''m suspicious of and I need ...
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I have an employee that I''m suspicious of and I need to get a court order to view the last 10 days of his text messages on his company phone. How do I do this?

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May 13 11:18 AM (15 hours and 40 minutes and 57 seconds later)
         
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Hi,

You would have to have the basis for a lawsuit for whatever you suspect him of. Then in the context of that suit, you can ask for the data during what we call the "discovery" phase of the case. You can't get an isolated court order.

 

Rich

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