Legal theorist: Governments should not be allowed to use the personal diaries of an individual who is the subject of ...

Mehran on June 11, 2017

@JayDee8732 the problem with (D) is that it is about the "power to confiscate an individual's personal correspondence."

This argument is not about confiscating. It is about using personal diaries as evidence against an individual.

Notice (C) states, "Governments should not be allowed to use an individual's remarks to prosecute . . . "

Hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Julie on August 21, 2019

just to clarify, the word "confiscates" is what makes (D) flawed? Thanks!