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If the suspected terrorists owned the phone themselves, we'd also have the 5th amendment wrapped up in that case too. No we wouldn't. The "suspected terrorists
by rosser 11y ago
If the suspected terrorists owned the phone themselves, we'd also have the 5th amendment wrapped up in that case too.
No we wouldn't. The "suspected terrorists" are dead.
- lern_too_spel 11y agoNot all of them. Their neighbor is a suspected accomplice and is currently being investigated.
- rosser 11y agoIrrelevant. He has no 5th Amendment standing vis à vis the deceased shooter's work phone.
- lern_too_spel 11y agoThe what-if scenario was if the suspected terrorists owned the phone (as opposed to the deceased's employer). The living neighbor is a suspected terrorist. If he owned the phone and let his now-deceased neighbors borrow the phone, the complications mentioned above could arise.