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: Customs LawQuoted on Windy Pundit
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Mark Draugh of local blog Windy Pundit did a nice rant about Customs and Border Protection's authority to seize a laptop at the border and mused about what happens if the hard drive is encrypted. In response, I sent an e-mail explaining how that could break bad for the owner of the laptop. A friendly e-mail exchange followed. Mark has now compiled that in a new post, which you may find worth reading. Plus, if you are looking for a Chicagocentric, libertarian leaning take on politics and culture, check out his site.
Full post as published by Customs Law on July 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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