People v. Ebertowski
Annotate this CaseEbertowski was granted probation after he pleaded no contest to criminal threats (Pen. Code, 422) and resisting or deterring an officer (section 69) and admitted a gang allegation (section 186.22, subd. (b)(1)(B)). He challenged two of the probation conditions imposed by the trial court that required him to “provide all passwords to any electronic devices, including cell phones, computers or notepads, within your custody or control, and submit such devices to search at any time without a warrant by any peace officer” and “provide all passwords to any social media sites, including Facebook, Instagram and Mocospace and to submit those sites to search at any time without a warrant by any peace officer.” The court of appeal affirmed, finding that the conditions are not unconstitutionally overbroad or unreasonable and that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in imposing them.
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