No, because if data that was encrypted is used in court, at least you know that the encryption scheme has been cracked. Even if they don't show how they cracke

No, because if data that was encrypted is used in court, at least you know that the encryption scheme has been cracked. Even if they don't show how they cracked it, you can at least know it has likely been compromised (unless, of course, they somehow installed spyware on your device to intercept the data before encryption). I believe that people trying to break encryption leads to better encryption.