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How does one prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that I haven't actually forgotten the password? If I've forgotten the password, wouldn't I no longer be in a pos
by ada1981 9y ago
How does one prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that I haven't actually forgotten the password?
If I've forgotten the password, wouldn't I no longer be in a position to aid in obtaining the evidence?
Would the burden of proof be on the fed to prove that I have not forgotten the password?
If I lost the physical keys to a vault, could in be held for not being able to open it?
I think Child pornography / abuse is one of the worst offenses possible, but in this case, they need to find another way to convict him if he is guilty.
- johncolanduoni 9y ago> How does one prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that I haven't actually forgotten the password? It appears the disk wasn't fully encrypted (since they found hashes of individual files), so they likely know when the computer was last used and possibly when the data in question was last decrypted. I don't think the former being very recent should be enough to establish that he hasn't forgotten the password, but the latter sure seems like a good standard.