“We didn’t care about the content of what anybody read. We just wanted to know what these business transactions were,” prosecutor Vaudreuil said. “These were simply business records we were seeking to prove the case of fraud and tax crimes against Mr. D’Angelo.”

I don’t think the government should investigate what books I buy or what my reading habits are (and really, what’s the point?), but if this guy is evading taxes, laundering money, committing fraud, and there is evidence that can prove that he’s bilking the system…fine. Get the records. But don’t share the names of the buyers.