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A comment on When Security Compromises Security – The Caesars/Defcon debacle. Parent comment

Re:When Security Compromises Security – The Caesars/Defcon d... by FlipperBucket on Tuesday August 14, 2018 @01:35PM (#17760004)
> The fourth amendment absolutely applies to hotel rooms.

Hotel Security aren't the federal government. The 4th amendment? C'mon.

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Re:When Security Compromises Security – The Caesars/Defcon d... by tibbon on Tuesday August 14, 2018 @02:18PM (#17760456)
Eh, and Feds aren't state/muni cops either; but both of the latter still have to follow the 4th (in theory).

FWIW; at camping festivals, I know your tent also is a temporary residence and requires a warrant for search.

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Re:When Security Compromises Security – The Caesars/Defcon d... by alexbecker on Tuesday August 14, 2018 @02:29PM (#17760578)
That's because the 14th Amendment extends the "due process" requirement to the states, and under the [Incorporation Doctrine](https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/incorporation_doctrine) respecting the 4th Amendment has been considered part of "due process".
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Re:When Security Compromises Security – The Caesars/Defcon d... by halbritt on Wednesday August 15, 2018 @11:32AM (#17766835)
Agreed. I was suggesting that this was a 4a issue, but replying to he comment above that we have protections similar to the ones in their country.

As I mentioned, this sounds like a case of trespassing. If it were me, I’d be pursuing charges on that basis.

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