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By Larry

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A few worthy posts from other blogs:

An ode to smuggled absinthe from The Obscurarium. I would not take the comment that Customs and Border Protection does not enforce the ban on absinthe as legal advice.

This self-described Minnesota Diva is shocked by CBP border searches of laptops. The more interesting points come in the anonymous comment that purports to be from a CBP inspector. There are generally two sides to every story and the inspector's side is worth considering. While I have very serious concerns about the scope of border searches of personal electronic data, I do accept that the point of the searches is for the public good.

Full post as published by Customs Law on March 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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