Providers, their officers, employees and agents, landlords, custodians and others may give information, facilities or technical assistance to persons authorized to intercept or conduct electronic surveillance only when given a court order directing the assistance (including a FISA section 704 order) or a written certification from a person named in s. 2518(7) or the Attorney General that no warrant or order is required, that the statutory requirements are met and that the assistance is required, stating the period and the assistance. They may not disclose the existence of the interception or surveillance or the device used, except as legal process requires and only after notifying the Attorney General or the relevant state prosecutor; a disclosure brings liability for civil damages under s. 2520. No action lies against them for assistance given in accordance with an order, statutory authorization or certification.
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