Case 1:14-mj-00228-JMF Document 11 Filed 08/08/14 Page 4 of 21 -4a later point, the government would examine the e-mails at separate location to identify evidence specified in Attachment B to the government’s application. Id. at *5-6. The government filed a second application for a search warrant on March 28, 2014. In the revised application, the government indicated that the warrant applied to the e-mail account for “[redacted]@mac.com,” and that the warrant covered “information . . . dating from January 14, 2014, to the present, and stored at premises controlled by Apple Inc.” Govt.’s Application for a Search Warrant (“Govt.’s 2d. Application”), Attach. A at 1. Attachment B set forth further details on the particular items to be seized, which included the following records: All e-mails, including e-mail content, attachments, source and destination addresses, and time and date information, that constitute evidence and instrumentalities of violations of 41 U.S.C § 8702 (Solicitation and Receipt of Kickbacks) and 18 U.S.C. § 371 (Conspiracy), dated between January 14, 2014, to the present, including e-mails referring or relating to a government investigation involving any or all of the following: [individuals and entities have been redacted]. Id., Attach. B at 1. Attachment C to the government’s revised application included the specific procedures for executing the search warrant wherein the government would first “conduct a search of the e-mails produced by the Provider and determine which are within the scope of the information to be seized