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It doesn’t matter. Judges don’t care and they have very broad authority to get what they want. You’re not getting off on a technicality. It’s that simple.
by colejohnson66 6y ago
It doesn’t matter. Judges don’t care and they have very broad authority to get what they want. You’re not getting off on a technicality. It’s that simple.
- dheera 6y agoWell I wouldn't have a choice, so it wouldn't matter. They can get angry at the phone manufacturer instead of me.
- cutemonster 6y agoCan't they tell you to click buttons and type on the phone on their behalf, until they've gotten what they want, whilst an assistant looks across your shoulder telling you what to do/click next?
- dheera 6y ago@cutemonster Yes, they could do that, and of course, in that case, my eyes would be on it and they would only be able to ask for things pertinent to the case, which likely means all corporate accounts, not dig through personal accounts. Them being unable to take the actual device means that they'd have to play by the rules.