> one wonders what juridical hook the judge would have found to determine a breach of rights if the plaintiff took the judges' personal assistant and started br

> one wonders what juridical hook the judge would have found to determine a breach of rights if the plaintiff took the judges' personal assistant and started browsing its contents. This line of arguing seems so strong and obvious is many other cases too. Like whenever politicians talk about a "golden key" to spy upon encrypted data — just ask them to demonstrate how that would work on their device. Show us. Practically. Here. Right now.