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No, you don't have an absolute right to know all the details of how an investigation was conducted. You don't necessarily get to see the intelligence that suppo
by JoeSmithson 6y ago
No, you don't have an absolute right to know all the details of how an investigation was conducted. You don't necessarily get to see the intelligence that supported a search warrant, for example.
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- monocasa 6y agoYou do in the US.
- laughinghan 6y agoEven in the US there are exceptions, like the state secrets privilege: https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying/state-secrets-privilege https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying/state-secrets-privilege
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