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15:46Now Playing#contempt #password #incrimination
The police had evidence that a guy had pictures of a forbidden nature on his devices. The wanted the password to access the files. The guy refused. The court found him in contempt. The question is, how long can we hold him for refusal to give up his password?
In today's case, we review one such case, and discuss what the law support for punishment when you refuse to obey a court's order. Let's discuss!
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