Well, they can't force anything if only she knows the password. For what I've read they can only threaten with and convict for obstruction of justice, a felony.

Well, they can't force anything if only she knows the password. For what I've read they can only threaten with and convict for obstruction of justice, a felony. So, depending on her mindset she can choose whether to become a convicted fraudster or a convicted but potentially innocent freedom and privacy fighter (with that 10-year sentence). I'm not saying that doing time isn't easy but...