I'm going to take a shot in the dark (no pun intended) and guess you've never been in a court room. The police, district attorney / prosecutor, the public defender, and the judge are all best friends. It's a rigged system and they will not turn on their friends, because as the police bring in BS cases it keeps the public defender employed, keeps the DA / local prosecutor employed, and it lets the judge get re-elected by saying they're "tough on crime".

I'm sure plenty of people here will be outraged by this, but the fastest way to fix issues with police brutality / police corruption is to ban police unions. The union always fights tooth and nail to keep bad officers from being fired and in the rare instance where a bad cop does lose their job, the union frequently tries to get them reinstated (like Officer Harless from Canton, OH who was fired after public outrage over video of him threatening to murder a man pulled over for a traffic stop).

Screw IA, they're police themselves. Put it in the hands of a non-paid but elected group of citizens to store and review. That way you eliminate the potential for the police to alter / destroy evidence.

Don't confuse a PR campaign for how they actually feel about their fellow citizens.

It's wrong for Netflix to sell a digital service to Argentinians without having to pay the Argentinian government? Your logic does not resemble our Earth-logic.

I think they should just officially rename the country from Cuba to Chevy.

Are you kidding? Look how much money the government routinely steals from Microsoft / Google and yet they haven't had anyone assassinated.

That's why every good retirement plan should also invest in lead. It's the only way to protect your property.

I got a vasectomy, so yeah - it was 100% my decision.

This makes me both sad for my fallen nerd / geek brethren and reaffirms my decision to not have kids.

You're forgetting that Campus Police also increase tuition due to the extra salaries, benefits, vehicles, buildings, and equipment.

The countless people who've been detained by the TSA would beg to differ. They might not LEGALLY be able to detain you, but the TSA doesn't give a rats ass about the law.

Yes, but how many people are using 4.1a from what....10 years ago? Almost everyone would be using a newer and (from the evidence provided by the Dev) compromised version.

So, essentially, the court ruled that he must "open the safe" and if the evidence that they want isn't there, he'll be convicted. Either way, the court just ruled that this guy is going to jail, regardless of what is or isn't on that laptop. What a load of bullshit.