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Re:Forcing suspects to reveal phone passwords is unconstitut... by tedunangst on Friday September 25, 2015 @11:44AM (#10278777)
That's not hard. At the time of arrest, suspect was observed using Facebook. Here are the correlating logs from Facebook. After unlocking suspect's device using provided code, no Facebook login credentials were present, thus proving that the suspect used the erase code and not the usual code.
Re:Forcing suspects to reveal phone passwords is unconstitut... by Lawtonfogle on Friday September 25, 2015 @04:32PM (#10280513)
My defendant favors using private browsing mode for a number of reasons including preventing friends from being able to access his personal accounts and to lower the risk of tracking and accidentally acquiring viruses.
Re:Forcing suspects to reveal phone passwords is unconstitut... by tedunangst on Friday September 25, 2015 @05:24PM (#10280785)
Here are the Facebook logs from the past two weeks all using the same session token, demonstrating that your client is lying. And now when you try to explain that ok, maybe some information was deleted but that's only because it was embarrassing, and it wasn't evidence of any crime whatsoever, you'll have zero credibility...