In the latest assault on our privacy and our rights, the Dept. of - TopicsExpress

In the latest assault on our privacy and our rights, the Dept. of Justice is urging the Supreme Court to allow police to search cell phones without a warrant. The DOJ argues that suspects could remotely erase the phone with a kill switch before a warrant is obtained. It seems that our Constitutional rights are just too pesky nowadays for police to actually have to find evidence the old fashioned way - actually working within the confines of the law for its discovery. truthandaction.org/doj-supreme-court-allow-phone-searches-without-warrant/

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