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Riley v. California says police need to get a warrant to search a cellphone. The 9th Circuit ruled that forcing a subject to unlock a cellphone using biometrics
by UncleEntity 2y ago
Riley v. California says police need to get a warrant to search a cellphone. The 9th Circuit ruled that forcing a subject to unlock a cellphone using biometrics authorized under a general search condition of his parole wasn't a 5th Amendment violation.
A police officer on the side of the road can't compel someone to unlock their phone to perform a warrantless search.
- bongodongobob 2y agoThey can compel you by throwing you in jail until you do. Ask me how I know.
- justinclift 2y agoDetails? :)
- tcsenpai 2y agohow you know
- UncleEntity 2y agoI've been watching a ton of youtube bodycam videos on bad police arrests so... That being said, they can't legally do this.