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Not sure, but there are cases of jailtime. > "Drage was convicted of failing to disclose an encryption key in September." [1] Though it says that he "failed"
by oniTony 15y ago
Not sure, but there are cases of jailtime.
> "Drage was convicted of failing to disclose an encryption key in September." [1]
Though it says that he "failed" to disclose a password when asked. Not clear if he was unwilling or unable, and if such a distinction even matters. (It's unclear if the use of the term "refusal" was an actual action, or a journalistic spin. It might come down to needing to be very careful about word choice in such situations; "I would like to speak with my lawyer first" seems like the most appropriate answer).
[1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-11479831 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-11479831