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Courts have ordered evidence to be collected from the personal devices of the living (with no concern about information pertaining 3rd-parties that may or may n
by gtirloni 9y ago
Courts have ordered evidence to be collected from the personal devices of the living (with no concern about information pertaining 3rd-parties that may or may not be stored on those -- how would they know?). I don't see how the dead have extra rights in this situation.
The police should have gotten a warrant, just like in any other situation.
- craftyguy 9y agoThey argue that the dead have less rights... hence the reason they did not obtain a warrant.
- thanksgiving 9y agoI think the officers involved should be fired. This is clearly an attempt to justify the killing. > While Chaney said detectives didn’t think they’d need a warrant because there is no expectation of privacy after death — an opinion several legal experts affirmed — the actions didn’t sit right with Phillip’s family. I disagree with these legal experts. I hope Facebook and Grindr publish all the private information of these officers and legal "experts" when they die and refuse to take them down because they have a perpetual license anyway. We have onerous life + xx years of copyright but the dead have no right of privacy?