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1. The court found that the government could not use an initial border search as a means to target an individual because of their political associations, and then proceed to seize, review, and disseminate information specifically regarding those associations.
2. Department of Defense and any military special agents are authorized to enforce the UCMJ . Title 19 designation authorizes CBP officers, Border Patrol Agents and HSI special agents to perform border searches, which require no suspicion or warrant.
3. The Defendants, citing U . S . v . Arnold and U . S . v . Ickes claimed in response that the agents incidentally uncovered the information about Manning while conducting a valid border search, which was not a violation of the First Amendment.
4. This is actually a distinct, but related doctrine from border searches ( unless it's customs . . . at which point it's a different question . . . but we're assuming domestic flights here ) . talk ) 08 : 46, 16 November 2010 ( UTC)
5. The opening of international mail outgoing and incoming from the United States by U . S . Customs under the Trade Act of 2002 occurs under the border search exception to the postage rates ), of which the USPS apparently informed Congress before passage of the legislation.
6. It's difficult to find border search in a sentence. 用border search造句挺難的
7. "Pakistan has not yet moved even a single soldier who is committed to duty alongside the Americans, " said a Pakistani military intelligence officer, disputing media reports that the border search for Osama bin Laden and other fugitives had been crippled as the country mobilized against India.
8. In the border search context, reasonable suspicion means that the facts known to the customs officer at the time of the search, combined with the officer's reasonable inferences from those facts, provides the officer with a particularized and objective basis for suspecting that the search will reveal contraband.
9. He said the U . S . Supreme Court ruled in 2001 that it was illegal for authorities to search homes from outside using infrared scanning without a search warrant, but also noted, " Obviously in border searches the government is given a much broader leeway than elsewhere ."
10. Candidate training consists of basic law enforcement skills, including Anti-Terrorism; Detection of Contraband; Interviewing; Cross-cultural Communications; Firearms Handling and Qualification; Immigration and Naturalization Laws; U . S . Customs Export and Import laws, Defensive Tactics and Driving; Crime Investigation Site; Arrest Techniques; Baton Techniques; Examination of Cargo; Bags and Merchandise; Border Search Exception; Entry and Control Procedures; Passenger Processing; and Officer Safety and Survival.
11. Although the Supreme Court has not addressed the standard of suspicion necessary for a warrantless border search of electronic materials, the only jurisprudence thus far, guided by " Ickes " and " Arnold ", suggests that customs officers may search any electronic materials ( including laptops, CDs, MP3 players, cellular phones, and digital cameras ) randomly, without any suspicion, and without any first amendment restrictions.
12. As such, Customs'authority to search electronic materials at the border are limited in only two ways : ( 1 ) the search may not cause exceptional damage to the property; and ( 2 ) the search may not be conducted in " a particularly offensive manner . " These restrictions are applicable to all border searches of property, at least under the jurisdiction of these courts.
13. Cotterman filed a motion to suppress all evidence seized by Customs officials and argued that the search of his laptop 170 miles from the port of entry over a period of four days was a non-routine border search requiring reasonable suspicion . " The motion was granted by the border search doctrine justified the initial search and the transport of the computer to Tucson to adequately conduct the search.
14. Cotterman filed a motion to suppress all evidence seized by Customs officials and argued that the search of his laptop 170 miles from the port of entry over a period of four days was a non-routine border search requiring reasonable suspicion . " The motion was granted by the border search doctrine justified the initial search and the transport of the computer to Tucson to adequately conduct the search.
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