Australia
- Can Border Force search my phone, and must I unlock it?Australia
Customs Act s.186: officers may examine goods under customs control. An ABF answer to a Senate committee said there is no legal compulsion to give a passcode.
- Computer access orders under s.3LA of the Crimes ActAustralia
Crimes Act 1914 s.3LA: a magistrate may grant an order requiring a specified person to give information or assistance to access data. Offences quoted.
- NSW digital evidence access orders: what police can requireAustralia
NSW LEPRA digital evidence access orders: what an officer may direct, the penalty for failing to comply, and that self-incrimination is no reasonable excuse.
- Queensland device information orders under the PPRAAustralia
Qld PPRA s.154: an order can require a person to give police access information or allow its use. Contravening it without reasonable excuse is a crime.
- Victoria's s.465AA assistance ordersAustralia
Victoria s.465AA assistance orders: what the Magistrates’ Court may order, and the elements and penalty of the offence of failing to comply. Quoted.
- Identify and Disrupt Act 2021 and related provisions, quotedAustralia
Identify and Disrupt Act 2021: a commencement provision, the Surveillance Devices Act definition of a data disruption warrant, and 2029 sunset provisions.
- Commonwealth warrants: moved for examination, and returnAustralia
Crimes Act 1914 (Cth): 30 or 14 days for a thing moved for examination, plus extensions, and the duty to take reasonable steps to return a seized thing.