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From my reading about this case, is this not down partially to the specific language the court was looking at? That is, the warrants were compelling someone to
by genocidicbunny 3y ago
From my reading about this case, is this not down partially to the specific language the court was looking at? That is, the warrants were compelling someone to produce the password, which is a form of testimony, but that a lot of times the warrant instead compels the device to be unlocked, which does not require testimony?