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U.S. dramatically increased searches of electronic devices at airports in 2017, alarming privacy advocates

on January 05, 2018

"“The idea that they can be searched just by entering or leaving the country we are citizens of — it goes against the very thing the 4th Amendment was designed to protect against, which is arbitrary dragnet surveillance,” said Ryan Calo, law professor at the University of Washington in Seattle and an expert on privacy law."

Date Published:01/05/2018
Original Publication:Los Angeles Times

Published in: Press , Fourth Amendment , Privacy