Canada Border Services seizes lawyer's phone, laptop for not sharing passwords
&gt;Wright refused, telling the officer both devices contained confidential information protected by solicitor-client privilege.<p>&gt;He said the officer then confiscated his phone and laptop, and told him the items would be sent to a government lab which would try to crack his passwords and search his files.<p>Can this be used to get whatever case(es) he was defending thrown out because solicitor-client privilege was violated or parallel construction was used?