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You can be compelled to provide evidence that incriminates you, but not testimony. It's the difference between "tell us if you committed this crime" and "we're
by heavyset_go 3y ago
You can be compelled to provide evidence that incriminates you, but not testimony. It's the difference between "tell us if you committed this crime" and "we're going to comb through records of your past speech to see if you said anything suspicious and there's nothing you can do to stop us".
- taeric 3y agoThat is what I said, isn't it? Not clear on the relevance here, though. Google had information that they were compelled to hand over on someone else. If we want to argue that Google should not be obligated to record that information. I can get behind that. I could go as far as to say they shouldn't retain it for long, period.