Mr. Matt 
Remember folks: You must provide your password to authorities in the U.K. if told to. Failing to provide your password to authorities will get you convicted of a crime.
Michael Brazda@matt really???
Jase@omnipotens
@matt
As I understand it any enforcement of the IP Act does require a court order, however it is issued by political committee and not reviewed by the judiciary, which is i Think contrary to established methodology as it Is a criminal not civilian matter
This will only get worse post-brexit
@matt
As I understand it any enforcement of the IP Act does require a court order, however it is issued by political committee and not reviewed by the judiciary, which is i Think contrary to established methodology as it Is a criminal not civilian matter
This will only get worse post-brexit
Michael Brazda (@[email protected])
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@jason @omnipotens in the US, if it's not issued by a judge, it's not a court order (Imo, but IANAL).
On the other hand, NSLs...
@matt
Yeah, as i understand it tradionally a judge would sign off on a court order, however since the enactment of the [sarcasm]balanced and fair[/sarcasm] laws the IP Act brings to the tables the politicians decided to help out and not increase the judiciary workload and oversee such things themselves
@omnipotens
Yeah, as i understand it tradionally a judge would sign off on a court order, however since the enactment of the [sarcasm]balanced and fair[/sarcasm] laws the IP Act brings to the tables the politicians decided to help out and not increase the judiciary workload and oversee such things themselves
@omnipotens
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