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by victorbjorklund 2 days ago
Yea, that’s not how it works in practice. If they catch you standing over a dead body holding the murder weapon. Then you can’t just say they can’t prove intent if you keep your mouth shut.
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Yea but that's where "reasonable suspicion" comes in a court of law. If you are standing next to a dead body, with a bloody knife in your hand.
And doing anything non-standard with your phone is going to shift the reasonable suspicion away from favoring you unless you can explain yourself.