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The High Court has ruled that police are required to obtain a court warrant if they wish to inspect the electronic devices of people they arrest, except in exigent circumstances. The ruling came after phones belonging to five pro-democracy activists were taken by the police following their arrests at the July 1 annual march in 2014. […]
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