Seizure and data extraction of a mobile phone deemed not to constitute a search and seizure.
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AI generatedThe court ruled that the seizure and data extraction of a mobile phone did not constitute a search and seizure under Danish law. The prosecution argued the actions violated privacy rights, while the defense contended the measures were limited and necessary for investigation. The court decided the specific actions lacked the requisite scope and intrusiveness to qualify as a full search and seizure.
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AI generatedStraffelovens § 137; Straffelovens § 138: Seizure and data extraction of a mobile phone without full access to its contents does not constitute a search and seizure if the scope is limited and justified by the investigation's needs.
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Sag om, hvorvidt beslaglæggelse og dataudtræk af mobiltelefon skulle betegnes som ransagning i sag om vold mod tjenestemand
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