Hacking Is Illegal Search And Seizure
from the nice-try dept
A judge has ruled that hacking into home computers without a warrant is a violation of the 4th Amendment rights against illegal search and seizure (though, these days, it seems things like Constitutional rules are a bit more "flexible" than they used to be). This, of course, makes a ton of sense, and it's a bit scary that the FBI told a hacker-vigilante to specifically break into someone's computer to get extra evidence against him.
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finally some sense from a judge :)
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