Norwegian Supreme Court rules police cannot force suspect to unlock TouchID

The link is in Norwegian, but this is a ruling from the Supreme Court (following appeals from lower courts) that says police cannot force someone to unlock their phone by fingerprint.

The specific case is a man charged with assault, and police suspect the man filmed the assault himself.

Earlier rulings in the lower courts were in favor of police, drawing analogy to the fact that police can force a suspect to give a blood sample. The Supreme Court, however, finds that while police have a right to investigate a suspects body, they cannot coerce the suspect to use their body to allow investigation of external objects.