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Customs has always been able to search everything without a warrant or suspicion when crossing the border. I guess this is saying that they can search the digi
by petcat 8d ago
Customs has always been able to search everything without a warrant or suspicion when crossing the border. I guess this is saying that they can search the digital contents of physical devices/media as well?
- wrs 8d agoIt says they can manually search them. According to this, the ruling explicitly doesn’t say if they can digitally search them.
- inopinatus 8d agodigitally also means “using the fingers”, so never consent to a digital search without prior clarification
- esafak 8d agoYou using the whole fist, doc?
- SoftTalker 8d agoBreathe easy.
- LocalH 7d agoTwo in the pink, one in the stink
- otterley 8d agoNot everything. From the case itself: "To be sure, nonroutine searches, which are “more invasive searches, like strip searches, require reasonable suspicion.” Id. But we have held that “the label ‘non-routine’ should generally be reserved for intrusive border searches of the person (such as body-cavity searches or strip searches), not belongings.” United States v. Levy, 803 F.3d 120, 123 n.3 (2d Cir. 2015) (emphasis added)."