By
Mani Dabiri
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Published
September 18, 2013
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Posted in
Federal and State Criminal Defense, White-Collar and Regulatory Defense
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Tagged
Tags: billofrights, bordersearches, dueprocess, forensics, fourthamendment, nationalsecurity, privacyandsurveillance, probablecause, searchwarrants, technology
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The amount of personal papers and effects that we travel around with used to be cabined by the size of our cars or luggage. No more. Today, our phones, tablets, and laptops are veritable supercomputers capable of storing more information than an entire warehouse of documents. What’s more, they often hold confidential, proprietary, or otherwise sensitive information, including the most intimate Read More
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