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I mean isn't this bit > "since the passcode is not (necessarily) evidence in itself" a little similar to the courts treating the law as computers?
by butterNaN 3y ago
I mean isn't this bit
> "since the passcode is not (necessarily) evidence in itself"
a little similar to the courts treating the law as computers?
- nickff 3y agoIt depends on how you look at it, but the trend over recent history has been to think the government has most powers to execute 'governing' which are not forestalled by a constitutional or legislative prohibition. This is obviously in conflict with the stated aim of the US Constitution of creating a government of enumerated powers.