From the EFF: ""Decrypting the data on the laptop can be, in and of itself, a testimonial act--revealing control over a computer and the files on it" This sugg

From the EFF: ""Decrypting the data on the laptop can be, in and of itself, a testimonial act--revealing control over a computer and the files on it" This suggests to me that the prosecution has failed to prove that the laptop, or the data on the laptop, is hers. In which case, as I understand it, they would be unable to make a contempt charge stick.