The scope of that discretion is still being limited somewhat because it's based on what's in the order. Okay, I follow you, but would that not encourage our friends in law enforcement to write orders that are fairly broad, then? If it's anything that relates to what's in the order, then how I draft my order becomes extremely important. It always was, of course, but it is even more so now because the discretion is going to be limited to how I've drafted that order, so I am going to draft that order in a way that gives me maximum possibilities to rely on any information that I've specified in the order.
