Perhaps we need to address the definition and scope of lawful warrants in this case. Not a lawyer (clearly) but there is a big gap between "requesting data (tha

Perhaps we need to address the definition and scope of lawful warrants in this case. Not a lawyer (clearly) but there is a big gap between "requesting data (that may be gibberish bytes when encrypted" ("here's the hard drive, officer!") and being provided that data, vs. requesting data that also requires decryption using something only known to the person being served." This seems like a pretty clear distinction to me that could be argued in court. But, as I said... not a lawyer.