That's surprising. So what happens when there is a high profile case and the court fears for the jurors' lives? Or the case itself involves someone whose life will be in danger afterwards? If anybody can find out where these people live then they're toast. The courts have to suppress the information legally somehow, right? If not the old information, at least they need some protection against mining of new information after the subjects move or change their names, no?
Are you literally saying they have no way to order all the first-level companies to stop sharing data on someone?
Are you literally saying they have no way to order all the first-level companies to stop sharing data on someone?