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Originally Posted by The_Jazz
I don't see where the the government broke the law or the constitution here. The law allows them to enter a premises secretly to place, for instance, a listening device.
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what law, and how do we get laws that are intentionally circumventing the bill of rights?
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Originally Posted by The_Jazz
I also don't see a problem with the keystroke log since they apparently had evidence of a crime being committed or documented on that computer.
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Not that I've got great detail on this particular case, but according to the 4th,
and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.would seem particularly relevant. Again, without a lot of detail it is very difficult to ascertain what evidence was used to get the original warrant, but I'm having a very hard time acknowledging the constitutionality of the repeated entries when they already had a copy of the hard drive. Because they aren't smart enough to have foreseen encryption means they can break the law to get the evidence they need? slippery slope if you ask me.