No, nor has it ever. That is the entire point of warrants: To compel you to hand over physical (and digital) evidence, even if it incriminates you.

There was no digital evidence 200 years ago, which is exactly my point.

So first he refuses, then he oh so conveniently forgets the passwords?

I think the fifth amendment should be seriously reconsidered in this age of digital locks that can’t be brute forced open the way physical locks can. This is an ideal thought up two centuries ago, in a very different world, where self incrimination meant something very different than giving up the passwords to your…

He’s guilty of not turning over the passwords he was ordered to turn over. It doesn’t matter if he’s guilty of anything else, that’s enough.

We can stop with this notion that people only sue for “a payday” because they’re greedy, but in this particular case, the bitch is fucking greedy. Her kids stole a car and died because of it, and now she’s milking that for all it’s worth. You know what I’d like to see? The guy whose car was stolen suing her for…

They were probably only recently finished. The entire thing was just a sham until recently.

Yes she does, and that is both awesome and amazingly hot.

Wouldn’t it be “Yes, my lady”?

You still need an ID to buy beer. If you can’t buy beer, you don’t deserve to vote.

“Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down? That’s not my department”

I have a phone case that can store cards and cash. It cost me about $10 on Amazon.

Who owns a copy of windows? Most of us only have the one we got with our computers.

They get to look like the good guy without the risk of losing the case.

There are black spots, does that help?

A little bit, yeah.

Sinus pressure? So it has nothing to do with the fact that I didn’t floss for 25 years?

All of them, but it’s a pretty dull pain. Like it’s not a cavity or anything.

It’s nice that things are going better for you.

Try googling “homemade sauces” or something like that.