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Travelled to syria and leb bonn. when they looked at his computer they found he had pictures of hamas rallies because he was studying islam. he had all kind of things that would indicate a terroris connection. so they then searched his computer and turned up nothing there. makes it sound more reasonable. you re both reasonable about the reasonable suspicion wrong about the reasonable suspicion. there is to quantifier for a warrant. you have don t have to have a warrant. you have to have some suspicion that something is wrong other than i don t like your mutual ties. that s what the law says. it s not what the current law says. on the ipad, you continue to ew you had an ipad. i got it somewhere here. paper cases. there has been a congressional movement to amend the law and protect the privac rights because the ninth circuit a other federal courts have been lax in protecting the privacyts rights. there has to be some suspic -ion. at this point w do you account f ....
Islamic studies, right? but there is no other suspicio to hold him. they hold him and also take his computer and say by the way, not just please give us your password. give usour password. he gives the password and they hold the computer for 11 days and find nothing, kid pictures and other-stuff. we have to there has to be gregg: sometimes they find bomb-making instructions, leese. then there would be reasonable suspicion to search. that s all we re sayi. gregg: all the federal government has very broad authority to protect our borders. even from travelers who are not suspected of committing crimes. they do. on a personal basis we agree that american citizens should have privacy rights and they should be i protected. the law in the area is different. the law says basically when someone comes in to country, they give up their rights with respect to the fourth amendment. ....
For instance, you don t need a warrant search. you have to remember that the courts up until now held a laptop computer is no different than say a suitcase. you can open a suitcase and see what is inside. the law has said and the ninth circuit court of appeals, h favorite california liberal court, handed down the arnold decision that said a laptop search and the ninth circuit has not caught up or have any of the circuits caught up with tenology. it s not like a suitcase. suitcase you have toothpaste and photos and personal things. computer has your whole life, your hard drive, everything. equally dangerous and lethal. and that s all i m saying, gregg, y have to have some suspicion before you get in the comper. why? you don t have to have cspicion to open a suitcase. let s talk about the case that you cited to begin with. no you don t. the case w start talking about. in this case, what she left out is this young fellow had a passport that iicated he ....
child pornograp maybe you could understand. going to defend pornographers? i m not. but here is what happened. if that child pornography is charged, and there was no reasonable suspicion, i will disagree with both of you get thrown out. what good is that? it won t get thrown out currently. under current law, reasonable suspicion is required to do a body cavity search. it s not required to search laptop. right about that. that is only because people versus arnold only because u.s. district court. ninth circuit court of appeal. citation on that? correct can. i have it right here. i ll find it in my cards. it may be wrong. the law hasn t kept up with teipchnology. who would anticipate we d have our lives on the laptop computers? i argue that a digital computer is like a cavity search. you being searched. it is. inside and out. in some respectss worse, search of your life. your family and everybody in there. ....