Can You Be Charged for Wiping Your Own Phone at the Border?
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Can You Be Charged for Wiping Your Own Phone at the Border?
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In this episode, we explain the legal fight in plain English:
- What happened at the airport, according to court filings and news reports
- What a "duress" password is, and why prosecutors say this case is the first of its kind
- What the defense argues about the search, the lack of a warrant, and the right to a lawyer
- Why the law on border searches and phone passcodes is unsettled, and why it differs from state to state
- What "obstruction of justice" means, and why courts could treat the case differently from a normal phone search
- What the court is expected to decide next
Important: this is an ongoing case. The defendant has not been convicted, and everything described is an allegation or a legal argument. We stick to documented facts and present both sides.
This episode explains the law. It is not legal advice, and it is not a guide to handling a search by officers. If you face a search or an investigation, talk to a licensed attorney.
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