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"Did you receive an NSL?" You have been compel to lie, by the government, to answer "NO" if you've received one. If you can be compelled to lie that you have
by kevin_b_er 8y ago
"Did you receive an NSL?"
You have been compel to lie, by the government, to answer "NO" if you've received one.
If you can be compelled to lie that you have received an NSL then I do not see why you can't be forced to lie more.
We already compelled speech, why not more?
- isostatic 8y agoI thought that you could simply not answer the NSL question (hence warrant canaries)
- SpaceGorilla 8y agoIirc that's only in theory. I don't think there has been any precedent set. But I always see people say that a warrant canary is a false sense of security.