Indiana Supreme Court rules that police can't force a woman, who was arrested for stalking, to unlock her phone, citing Fifth Amendment protections (Andrew Crocker/Electronic Frontier ...)
Indiana Supreme Court rules that police can't force a woman, who was arrested for stalking, to unlock her phone, citing Fifth Amendment protections — In courts across the country, EFF has been arguing that the police cannot constitutionally require you to unlock your phone or give them your password …
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Indiana Supreme Court rules that police can't force a woman, who was arrested for stalking, to unlock her phone, citing Fifth Amendment protections (Andrew Crocker/Electronic Frontier ...)
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