"intended to do something" does not magically make Tor actually meet the smell test that the courts have set up. The expectation of privacy (at least in the US

"intended to do something" does not magically make Tor actually meet the smell test that the courts have set up. The expectation of privacy (at least in the US) is not necessarily about what the users actually think about their level of privacy, but of what a well-informed user might expect. A well-informed user of Tor knows its handing the exit nodes a lot of information, and thus using Tor makes what you're doing semi-public.