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Simple "solution" - delete her Facebook profile and tell them that's what she's done. Surely there is a law that's already on the books that prevents coersion
by tbsdy 14y ago
Simple "solution" - delete her Facebook profile and tell them that's what she's done.
Surely there is a law that's already on the books that prevents coersion of person details? Under the U.S. Constitution, the government must get a search warrant. I don't see how this is any different - this is the government using coersion to gain access to your private life. I think that a good lawyer could take this to the Federal Court to challenge the constitutionality of the matter.
- sliverstorm 14y agoGood idea, destruction of evidence is surely the right answer here. Particularly when that evidence is recoverable.
- tbsdy 14y agoFunny, I don't believe that she is being prosecuted of a crime. The ones asking her for the password is the Education Board, who have no legal recourse but to demand the password. If this was a prosecutor, they would file a subpoena to Facebook via the court system.