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Border Searches of Cell Phones and Computers
Contains material from Feb 2019
Border Searches of Cell Phones and Computers
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Awesome stuff. But in immigration law, one is regarded as merely knocking on the door and has not entered the U.S. at the port of entry and therefore, Constitutional protections do not extend beyond the borders of the U.S.
it would have been nice for a prosecutor or defense attorney to give the discussion
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As unsettling as they are, digital border searches are legal. Delete your client files from your devices if you want to avoid delays occasioned by a search.
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Border Searches of Cell Phones and Computers (Feb 2019)
Pierre Grosdidier
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Border Searches of Cell Phones and Computers (Feb 2019)
As unsettling as they are, digital border searches are legal. Delete your client files from your devices if you want to avoid delays occasioned by a search.
Originally presented: Feb 2019 Border Searches of Cell Phones and Computers
Pierre Grosdidier,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Houston, TX