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: Fourth Circuit BlogThe case for changing your email password
By Jonathan Byrne
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United States v. Blauvelt: Blauvelt appealed from his convictions for possession and production of child porn, as well as possession of cocaine and two counts of distributing controlled substances to minors. Blauvelt received a 293-month sentence. The Fourth Circuit affirmed, with the Honorable Sandra Day O'Connor sitting by designation as an Associate Justice.Factually, Blauvelt's former girlfriends, Anne Bridges and Erin Ruley, had a phone conversation, in which Bridges revealed that she had received an email from Blauvelt that contained explicit images of Ruley's 14-year-old sister, B.R. Bridges reportedly deleted the email, but she recalled Blauvelt's email account password and used it to open Blauvelt's email account, accessed the images, and showed them to Ruley...continue to full postFull post as published by Fourth Circuit Blog on March 10, 2011 (boomark / email).
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