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The lawyer representing a Hawaii man accused of trying to murder his wife wants to the judge to exclude information about the man’s online purchases because he says investigators obtained it in violation of the warrant authorizing them to search a computer hard drive. The problem arose during the testimony of Thomas Iinuma, a detective with the Honolulu Police Department who found a Walmart receipt in Gerhardt Konig’s email for a 800-hour Knight64GB hidden voice recorder, as well as 60 15 mg capsules of the dietary supplement Thorne Zinc Picolinate. Deputy Prosecutor Joel Garner said purchasing a recorder shows Konig’s “state of mind” in the months before he’s accused of trying to kill Arielle Konig on the Pali Puka Trail on O’ahu. But Konig’s lawyer Thomas Otake said the warrant authorizing the search didn’t include ‘recorder’ in its list of authorized search terms, and he argued investigators violated the “spirit” of the warrant when they looked at the Walmart receipt. Otake asked Iinuma who searched “recorder” during cross-examination last Friday (March 27). The exhibit was on Garner’s laptop, which locked during the discussion, so Otake asked him to unlock it then, withthe noon recess appraoching, appeared to lose his patience as Garner stated for the record the laptop was his. “Can you just go unlock it so we can go to lunch?” Otake said. After Iinjuma left the stand, Otake told Judge Paul B.K. Wong in Hawaii’s 1st Circuit Court that investigators violated the “spirti” the warrant. Garner said, “I think that what really we're looking at is the defense is upset that the state essentially found this incriminating evidence.” Otake filed a memorandum on Sunday that says investigators “conducted a sweeping and exploratory search of the device’s underlying data, including source code and metadata, far beyond the scope contemplated by the warrant.” “This case presents a fundamental constitutional issue: whether law enforcement may rely on vague search terms and technical artifacts of computer code to justify wholesale rummaging through digital information,” according to the memo. “The Hawaiʻi Constitution answers that question in the negative. The particularity requirement exists precisely to prevent such general, exploratory searches and to ensure that warrants remain narrowly tailored to their justifications.” Judge Wong scheduled a hearing for today (Monday, March 30) at 2 p.m. in Hawaii. Testimony is to continue Tuesday morning. #law #crime #court #police
The lawyer representing a Hawaii man accused of trying to murder his wife wants to the judge to exclude information about the man’s online purchases because he says investigators obtained it in violation of the warrant authorizing them to search a computer hard drive. The problem arose during the testimony of Thomas Iinuma, a detective with the Honolulu Police Department who found a Walmart receipt in Gerhardt Konig’s email for a 800-hour Knight64GB hidden voice recorder, as well as 60 15 mg capsules of the dietary supplement Thorne Zinc Picolinate. Deputy Prosecutor Joel Garner said purchasing a recorder shows Konig’s “state of mind” in the months before he’s accused of trying to kill Arielle Konig on the Pali Puka Trail on O’ahu. But Konig’s lawyer Thomas Otake said the warrant authorizing the search didn’t include ‘recorder’ in its list of authorized search terms, and he argued investigators violated the “spirit” of the warrant when they looked at the Walmart receipt. Otake asked Iinuma who searched “recorder” during cross-examination last Friday (March 27). The exhibit was on Garner’s laptop, which locked during the discussion, so Otake asked him to unlock it then, withthe noon recess appraoching, appeared to lose his patience as Garner stated for the record the laptop was his. “Can you just go unlock it so we can go to lunch?” Otake said. After Iinjuma left the stand, Otake told Judge Paul B.K. Wong in Hawaii’s 1st Circuit Court that investigators violated the “spirti” the warrant. Garner said, “I think that what really we're looking at is the defense is upset that the state essentially found this incriminating evidence.” Otake filed a memorandum on Sunday that says investigators “conducted a sweeping and exploratory search of the device’s underlying data, including source code and metadata, far beyond the scope contemplated by the warrant.” “This case presents a fundamental constitutional issue: whether law enforcement may rely on vague search terms and technical artifacts of computer code to justify wholesale rummaging through digital information,” according to the memo. “The Hawaiʻi Constitution answers that question in the negative. The particularity requirement exists precisely to prevent such general, exploratory searches and to ensure that warrants remain narrowly tailored to their justifications.” Judge Wong scheduled a hearing for today (Monday, March 30) at 2 p.m. in Hawaii. Testimony is to continue Tuesday morning. #law #crime #court #police
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