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No, but it could be construed as permitting federal requirement that personal communications & records be accessible by law enforcement agents who have been iss
by csandreasen 11y ago
No, but it could be construed as permitting federal requirement that personal communications & records be accessible by law enforcement agents who have been issued a warrant based upon probable cause and describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized.
- ctdonath 11y agoDisagree. They understood encryption, and enumerated rights to free speech and not testifying against oneself. Warrants empower government agents to acquire information, but not compel the accused to explain it.