Thursday, November 21, 2019
Another US court says police cannot force suspects to turn over their passwords – TechCrunch
The highest court in Pennsylvania has ruled that the state’s law enforcement cannot force suspects to turn over their passwords that would unlock their devices. The state’s Supreme Court said compelling a password from a suspect is a violation of the Fifth Amendment, a constitutional protection that protects suspects from self-incrimination. It’s not an surprising ruling, given other state and 
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