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Ninth Circuit OKs Laptop Searches at the Border

By Jonathan Ezor anad Michelle Zakarin

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The Ninth Circuit ruled on Monday that border control officers can search laptops of passengers upon their arrival in the United States from foreign destinations. The case is United States v. Arnold. Arnold came into the United States at Los...

Full post as published by Tech Law Prof Blog on April 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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