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To: sammy™ -_- who wrote (804)7/31/2006 2:35:29 PM
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Three judges have ruled that border police can seize laptops and run forensic tests without warrants or probable cause. Due to his criminal background, Stuart Romm was denied access by Canadian
authorities into British Columbia. When he returned to the Seattle-Tacoma airport, he allowed Homeland Security to search his laptop using forensic software. The tests revealed deleted files of child pornography left on the laptop's cache
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