Re:Supreme Court Rules Police Need Warrant to Track Your Cel...
by the-dude on Friday June 22, 2018 @01:10PM
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It is spreading throughout the empire : in NL, I was stopped on the street by the police and asked for my ID while there was no suspicion of any crime. This is illegal in NL.
I refused, was taken in, given a 'Strafbeschikking' which would have given me a criminal record without going through a court.
I knew the law, knew what I was doing, appealed and won.
But they are constantly stretching boundaries ( ID, ANPR, cell data, internet monitoring and on and on and on ).
I refused, was taken in, given a 'Strafbeschikking' which would have given me a criminal record without going through a court.
I knew the law, knew what I was doing, appealed and won.
But they are constantly stretching boundaries ( ID, ANPR, cell data, internet monitoring and on and on and on ).
Scary.