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Persons accused of a crime which involved the use of their smartphone and makes use of the Fifth Amendment as a scapegoat from incrimination will find the rule not binding as the Florida Court recently had its power revoked. For years, the Fifth Amendment had not just been the protector of the falsely-accused but also …
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