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> They claim they won't comply with vague and overbroad warrants. Assumably it’s the judge’s opinion on this that matters, right? In the case of a national sec
by HnSpectre 7y ago
> They claim they won't comply with vague and overbroad warrants.
Assumably it’s the judge’s opinion on this that matters, right? In the case of a national security letter this fight wouldn’t even be public. Assume the worst.
- henryfjordan 7y agoA judge would review the warrant before issuing it hopefully. I think Google can basically say "Look, this is a bad warrant and you'd be better off narrowing it a bit" and that would work in most cases. You, as a defendant, can also challenge the warrant as part of your trial if you are caught, potentially getting the results of the search thrown out.
- saagarjha 7y agoCan you if there's a national security "concern"?