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I’m assuming by subpoena you mean a warrant. Not sure the feds would try and compel some terrorist to be a witness or give some evidence of something. A cellph
by wil421 8y ago
I’m assuming by subpoena you mean a warrant. Not sure the feds would try and compel some terrorist to be a witness or give some evidence of something.
A cellphone would give you so much more information.
- tomc1985 8y agoFair enough, I'm not a legal expert. Yes, a cellphone also gives that info but an investigator may not always have a cellphone as a lead
- jauer 8y agoIME you are served a subpoena to testify to specific information that they think you have, and if you can provide it prior to the date of testimony, you don't have to show up. Suspect a warrant would be if they wanted to take something in your control, but I've never been subject of that kind of thing.
- e12e 8y agoA cellphone would give information about the cellphone. Might be single use/shared burners - might be turned off. In certain cases the Netflix account might give better information (For example, imagine Snowden login in to Netflix in his hotel room. Or more likely, one of the journalists logging in to theirs...).