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True, but in this case the prosecution didn't know whether or not the drive contained anything relevant to the terrorism case.
by andyjohnson0 13y ago
True, but in this case the prosecution didn't know whether or not the drive contained anything relevant to the terrorism case.
- jmackinn 13y agoIt does not matter. It's the same as refusing to allow police to search your home when they have a warrant. You can be held in contempt and be throw in jail for it. This is not different, it's been the law for a very long time.