FigTree
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Not to mention the investigation pretty much IS complete, since all they are waiting on now is Tinder logs, which will most likely be irrelevant in a trial anyway.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...from-his-balcony/story-fnihsrf2-1227181972488
My bold above.
I dont think that is the case if Police have found information relevant to the case - it can be in the form of posts relating to bullying, sexting, false identity, or anything they feel is relevant.
Social media can be used in a Court of Law in Qld Australia.
The Tinder logs can verify the contact and identity of people who have interacted with Tostee online, if Police have necessity to contact them or if the posters voluntarily hand over information relevant to the case.
Did you know that even if you’re careful about your privacy settings, police and others may be able to gain access to the information you post?
sipped by me...
As explained above, police generally need a warrant to search through your property. Under Queensland law, a warrant can require you to tell the police your login details so that they can access, examine and copy any stored information.
Search warrants may also require websites such as Facebook or Twitter to reveal information from your private account.
Many websites have policies in place to deal with search warrants.
For example, Facebook and Twitter have privacy rules that say that the personal information of its users will be given where that information is required to meet any law enforcement request.
The information about users will be given to police even if the users have their profiles set to private.
Police officers are able to apply for a ‘covert’ search warrant, which allows them to search through your property without your knowledge.
- See more at: http://www.lawstuff.org.au/qld_law/topics/article21#sthash.MUFGurT2.dpuf