>Then he should be sentenced on the other evidence anyway Yes, probably. I'm not really convinced that this isn't a violation of the fifth amendment, but I'm n

>Then he should be sentenced on the other evidence anyway Yes, probably. I'm not really convinced that this isn't a violation of the fifth amendment, but I'm not a lawyer. I suspect a jury would find him guilty anyway, and the fact that he refuses to decrypt his hard drive will likely not help his chances of convincing a jury that he's innocent.