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Cannot you then be charged for interfering with the investigation or deleting evidences? It’s not like law enforcement will be “damn, we’ve been outsmarted, let
by dgellow 10mo ago
Cannot you then be charged for interfering with the investigation or deleting evidences? It’s not like law enforcement will be “damn, we’ve been outsmarted, let’s move on”
(To be clear I’m not in support of anything close to the current state of affairs and wish we had way stronger privacy rights even in the case of police investigations)
- yencabulator 9mo agoMy fingerprints regularly fail to get recognized, across multiple scanners. If you can be charged for doing it "accidentally on purpose", then I can be charged for doing it even if I were innocent.
- dgellow 9mo agoNot a lawyer, but I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s actually the case :(