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: Cyberlaw CentralACLU challenges Suspicionless Laptop Border Searches
By Kevin A. Thompson
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Today, the ACLU and related parties filed a class-action lawsuit challenging the U.S. Government’s policy of allowing suspicionless searches and seizures of laptops and other electronic devices at the border. The allegations include violations of the First and Fourth amendments. It is seeking a declaration that the Department of Homeland Security policies, which are restatements of the Bush administration’s policies, are unconstitutional.
The complaint is interesting reading, it can read more
Full post as published by Cyberlaw Central on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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