USv. Bosyk: In this
appeal, the Fourth Circuit considered whether probable cause to support a
search warrant for a residence existed, after an IP address, associated with
the defendant’s home, accessed a link on a dark web forum that contained child
pornography. That “single click” was
enough, according to the majority, to search the defendant’s home. The dissent here stated the holding, “diminishes
the constitutional rights of those who use the internet.”
The Fourth Circuit upheld the lower court’s decision
here to deny Bosyk’s motion to suppress, affirming his five-year prison
sentence. Investigators executed the
search warrant here four days after the “single click” and recovered devices
containing thousands of images of child pornography, including the linked video
described in the search warrant.
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