California Assemblyman Wants Backdoor On Cellphone Encryption For Law Enforcement
Assemblyman Jim Cooper (D-Elk Grove) has proposed legislation that would make it easier for law enforcement to decrypt cellphones to reveal potential evidence.
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Assemblyman Jim Cooper (D-Elk Grove) has proposed legislation that would make it easier for law enforcement to decrypt cellphones to reveal potential evidence.
There were several adoptions on Friday, but not enough to end the moratorium, and anyone who shows up with a dog will be turned away.
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No, this isn't the next episode of The People's Court.
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