bae
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- Sep 9, 2016
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Hi guys,
In Portugal our actual government is trying to push a law that gives the state legit access to bank accounts that hold more than 50.000 euros, without any warrant, suspicious or similar.
For this there's no need of evidence or even possible indications that the person is a criminal. No, if you've more than 50.000 the government has legit right to access your bank details without any court involvement.
There's a big controversy around this, and this is my opinion: it's the government who should present a case indicating evidences that you're a criminal.
This way, it's us, citizens, who've the obligation to defend and explain why we've 50.000 euros.
Is there anything similar in the USA?
Before funny replies: i'm talking about legal right, not backdoors access or NSA stuff.
In Portugal our actual government is trying to push a law that gives the state legit access to bank accounts that hold more than 50.000 euros, without any warrant, suspicious or similar.
For this there's no need of evidence or even possible indications that the person is a criminal. No, if you've more than 50.000 the government has legit right to access your bank details without any court involvement.
There's a big controversy around this, and this is my opinion: it's the government who should present a case indicating evidences that you're a criminal.
This way, it's us, citizens, who've the obligation to defend and explain why we've 50.000 euros.
Is there anything similar in the USA?
Before funny replies: i'm talking about legal right, not backdoors access or NSA stuff.