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Have there been any court rulings that limit searches at the border at all? Are there any lines at all upon which we can rely on? Even a tiny exception to the
by rtpg 9y ago
Have there been any court rulings that limit searches at the border at all? Are there any lines at all upon which we can rely on?
Even a tiny exception to the "4th ammendment exception" might allow for crafting safer transit.
- IronBacon 9y agoI think the borders are technically not US soil so they are covered by a different set of rules/authorities. I could be wrong, not an US citizen, I seldom cross borders, feel free to correct me... ^__^;
- GCU-Empiricist 9y agoYour right entry into the border is held as a plenipotentiary setting by SCOTUS, meaning the laws don't apply until you admitted into the border.
- jsoc815 9y agoNot to my knowledge. One is subject to search within 100 miles of the border, not just at the border. You might want to search around Arstechnica for some of their past stories on this issue. They've been writing about this for years.