no. The only illegal thing is requiring the defendant to communicate his

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Oct 31, 2014
4:04:57pm

CDV

no. The only illegal thing is requiring the defendant to communicate his

passcode. Police hack electronic devices all the time with warrants. (And let's be honest, they probably do it a lot without warrants.)

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CDV

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Man, the law is really weird sometimes.

CougMandoo

10/31/14 3:46pm

So would it be illegal to hack the phone if they have a warrant?

whirl

10/31/14 4:00pm

no. The only illegal thing is requiring the defendant to communicate his

CDV

10/31/14 4:04pm

I can live with this. If the cops can hack the information, he hasn't been

Tricky

10/31/14 4:19pm

Moral of the story-turn off your phone if the cops are going to take your phone.

Cougar-Duck

10/31/14 4:04pm

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