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>This should be a basic fundamental right of the accused Well, it's not, and that's a terribly naive viewpoint. This is akin to a legal search. Are you also ag
by EpicEng 10y ago
>This should be a basic fundamental right of the accused
Well, it's not, and that's a terribly naive viewpoint. This is akin to a legal search. Are you also against those? How is this any different than compelling a suspect to e.g. open a safe in their home?
- baddox 10y agoIt's very much unlike a legal search. Legal searches require no participation on the part of the accused. I do also oppose compelling an accused person to open a safe, but I have no problem with the authorities breaking into a safe with a warrant. Likewise I have no problem with the authorities confiscating a hard drive and performing any transformations to the data they please