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That's a pretty fantastic idea. I think even courts will find that the government can't compel you to change your face expression, as they tend to do that for a
by mtgx 9y ago
That's a pretty fantastic idea. I think even courts will find that the government can't compel you to change your face expression, as they tend to do that for anything the government can't physically force you to do anyway. For instance, they say the government forcing you to unlock with your fingerprint is legal, because the government's agents can use force to put your finger on the phone anyway. So it's legal. But the government can't force you to "remember" your password. So trying to do that is illegal.
- URSpider94 9y agoOh no, they can compel you to enter your password. By which I mean, if you don’t enter it, they can hold you in contempt of court indefinitely (possibly even for longer than you would be held if you submitted to the search and were found guilty based on the evidence and received the maximum sentence).