• Requires courts to make written determinations based on specific facts that not granting nondisclosure requests would likely result in endangering safety, flight from prosecution, evidence destruction, witness intimidation, or jeopardizing investigations
• Allows service providers to challenge nondisclosure orders in court and permits disclosure to attorneys for legal advice and to persons necessary for compliance
• Mandates the Attorney General to publish annual reports detailing the number of warrants/orders issued, nondisclosure applications, grants/denials, and resulting arrests/convictions by federal judicial district