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> How about under stress you have trouble remember the password Reply will be: "You'll get plenty of time in jail to relax and think about it".
by pif 10y ago
> How about under stress you have trouble remember the password
Reply will be: "You'll get plenty of time in jail to relax and think about it".
- someAccount1231 10y agoI know we're talking about Canada in the article, and that there are differences in the laws around this. There's a guy currently sitting in a US jail, I think in Georgia, held on contempt of court charges. He was originally charged with murder, and during his trial, he managed to goad the judge into an absurd argument, part of which involved the defendant wanting to defend himself. I'll skip the details. There's a Rick and Morty cartoon out there about it... Anyways, to my point. The judge has the power to keep this guy in jail more or less indefinitely. You can argue with the cops, you can argue with your lawyer, but if it's in the law and you try to argue it with the judge, you're staying in jail.
- bobdole1234 10y agoCanada has strong protections against indefinite incarceration.
- DanBC 10y ago5 years isn't indefinite. It's definite. 5 years is a ridiculously long time, but it's what England implemented for RIPA if the encrypted material is thought to be images of child sexual abuse.