The High Court of Justice ruled Sunday that Israel Police lack the legal authority to search a suspect's cell phone or computer without a court-issued warrant – even if the suspect consents – holding that such searches constitute a serious violation of fundamental privacy rights.
The High Court of Justice ruled Sunday that Israel Police lack the legal authority to search a suspect's cell phone or computer without a court-issued warrant – even if the suspect consents – holding that such searches constitute a serious violation of fundamental privacy rights.
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