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It has long been the law that searches – of one’s person, places, houses and effects – without probable cause and a warrant are presumptively unreasonable. Moreover, searches of electronic devices, which contain massive amounts of intimate personal information, must be narrowly tailored to achieve a lawful governmental objective. Right? Not so much. On Feb…
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