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Home >Unlabelled > US judge rules warrantless gadget searches at the border aren't unconstitutional
US judge rules warrantless gadget searches at the border aren't unconstitutional
Posted on Thursday, January 2, 2014 by kusanag1
US judge rules warrantless gadget searches at the border aren't unconstitutional
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