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Oregon Supreme Court: State Constitution Requires Warrant to Specify When Internet Searches Occurred

by Mark Wilson

The Supreme Court of Oregon ruled that the Oregon Constitution requires that a warrant to seize and search a computer (and other digital devices) identify the information to be searched for, including the time that the information was created, accessed, or otherwise used. Failure to provide such ...

 

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