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The way that the Supreme Court has decided cases about safe combinations in the past this court pretty much has to find that the 5th Amendment covers encryptio
by rhino369 11y ago
The way that the Supreme Court has decided cases about safe combinations in the past this court pretty much has to find that the 5th Amendment covers encryption keys.
But to play devils advocate, I don't think it would destroy the 5th Amendment to treat an encryption key the same as a physical key.
- logfromblammo 11y agoA physical key is not equivalent to an encryption key. It is equivalent to an encryption key that has been printed out on a piece of paper to be kept in your pocket. That hair is quite thick enough to be splittable.