Judge Demands Email and Facebook Passwords From Women In Sexual Harassment Case 218
An anonymous reader writes "Back in September, a U.S. judge ruled that a school district violated the First Amendment (freedom of speech) and Fourth Amendment (unreasonable search and seizure) rights of a 12-year-old student by forcing her to hand over her Facebook password to school officials who in turn used it to search for messages they deemed inappropriate. This month, another U.S. judge has ordered that women suing their employer for sexual harassment must hand over cell phones, passwords to their email accounts, blogs, as well as to Facebook and other social networks."
Re:Lets split it (Score:5, Funny)
I propose /. split into two sites, one featuring litigation and the other focuses on news for nerds.
So interesting court cases are never news?
It's like wrestling on the sci-fi channel. Yes, technically it is fantasy, but it just feels wrong.