It's the holidays, and who doesn't want a little present from the jolly big man in the red outfit and his trusty reindeer scout, Rudolf? That little "stocking stuffer" brings such joy. It emerges from the traditional hanging article of clothing, identified by the owner's name emblazoned on it, hanging carefully over the fireplace. On the other hand, one stocking stuffer your client is probably not going to be happy about receiving is the one arriving in his or her email, usually titled "Notice of Requested Information From Your Account" pursuant to the Federal Stored Communications Act, 18 U.S.C. §2703, et. seq. It usually states something like this: "Your service provider hereby notifies you that your account was the subject of a summons from the prosecutor's office."