views (in Bullet format) including reasons you would put forth to support your position.

Arguments used in lawsuit against the Hospital

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Arguments used in lawsuit against the Company

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Arguments used in lawsuit against the Programmer(s)

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What answers of the bullet points (or parts of them)do you disagree with-and state why

Overview: When can the police search my devices?(5 bullet points)

If you consent to a search, the police don't need a warrant

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Law enforcement may show up at your door.Apart from a few exceptions, police need a warrant to enter your home

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Be aware that the police can ask your roommate/guest/spouse/partner for access to your computer if they don't have a warrant

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Even if you're arrested, police can only search your phone under limited circumstances

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Police can search your computer or portable devices at the border without a warrant

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The police have a warrant.Now what? (6 bullet points)

Ask to see the warrant

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The warrant limits what the police can do

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Although the warrant limits what the police can look for, if they see something illegal while executing a warrant they can take it

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If the police want to search your computer, it doesn't matter whether you're the subject of their investigation

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You do not have to assist law enforcement when they are conducting a search

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You do not have to answer questions while law enforcement is searching

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The police can't get into my computer.Now what?(4 bullet points)

The police can take your computer with them and search it somewhere else

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You do not have to hand over your encryption keys or passwords to law enforcement

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You may be able to get your computer back if it is taken and searched

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There is less protection against a search at a place of employment