>Perhaps also relevant would be United States v. Lafon Ellis [1], where the defendant sought access to the source-code of a DNA fuzzy-matching service. I'm gla

>Perhaps also relevant would be United States v. Lafon Ellis [1], where the defendant sought access to the source-code of a DNA fuzzy-matching service. I'm glad at least in this instance the defendant got access to the source code. He was being helped in pursuing this by EFF so I assume there were volunteers that helped with the analysis. But what if your case is lower profile? What if you can't afford to hire 10 programmers for 3 months to write test cases? Also I wonder how such a request would go down in a UK court.