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How do you reconcile that with the state's legitimate need for discovery and gathering of evidence? We can debate the merits of any specific case, but in gener
by EpicEng 9y ago
How do you reconcile that with the state's legitimate need for discovery and gathering of evidence? We can debate the merits of any specific case, but in general, do you feel that a state has the right to legally issue a warrant and search for evidence?
If so I don't see how compelling someone to hand over a password is any different than searching their home, asking them to open a safe, etc.
- gpderetta 9y ago> warrant judicial oversight.
- EpicEng 9y agoOk... I don't see how that leads to "no one should be compelled to.give up their password." So fine, you get oversight; you're still stuck with the fact that people will be compelled to hand over their creds or face obstruction charges. You're inly addressing instances where you feel that the search was improper.