Explore the intricacies of border searches and electronic device privacy in this comprehensive BSidesLV 2015 conference talk. Delve into the Border Search Exception, Fourth Amendment rights, and the legal implications of searching electronic devices at borders. Examine statistics, case law, and the evolving landscape of digital privacy. Learn about attorney-client privilege, encryption challenges, and the stance of US Customs and Border Protection. Analyze landmark cases like Riley v. California and their potential impact on border searches. Gain practical insights on protecting your data, understanding your rights, and navigating interactions with border officials. Conclude with a Q&A session covering various aspects of border searches, secondary screening, and legal considerations.
Your Electronic Device Please - Understanding the Border Search Exception - Electronic Devices
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Statistics
Border
Border Search Exception
Fourth Amendment
Probable Cause
Cartoon
Border Search
Reasonable Suspicion
Rationals
Fourth Amendment Rights
Why Do I Care
AttorneyClient Privilege
The Border Search Exception
Is Searching an Electronic Device Different
US Customs and Border Protection
Search Copy Retain
Encryption Technical Difficulties
US Mail
Will it change
Ninth Circuit
Password Protection
DHS
Riley v California
Cell Phones Are Different
Will the Court Feel That Way
What Does Riley Tell Us
Forest decryption and password disclosure
Fourth Amendment warrant exception
Questions
Interaction
Protect Your Data
Refusal to Cooperation
Asking Questions
Law School Questions
Secondary Screening
Recording
