> For example, how to prove random data isn't an encrypted blob? It is for the prosecution to prove that the random data is actually encrypted (or more accurat

> For example, how to prove random data isn't an encrypted blob? It is for the prosecution to prove that the random data is actually encrypted (or more accurately, to prove that you possess the 'key' to some electronic data). > What if you did encrypt it but with a throwaway password which you obviously don't remember? It is for the prosecution to disprove your sworn statement to this effect. > How can bits possibly be so dangerous to warrant jailtime for you unless you choose to reveal them? There could be reasonable grounds for believing that the bits are being used to encrypt child pornography, or some other serious crime.