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In America, wouldn't the 5th ammendant protect you in this case?

• warmwaffles 13y ago
  Not when you are associated with Terrorism. But in a way, yes. As long as you are not associated with terrorism, then you can not be compelled to testify against yourself. I am not a lawyer, but I do remember reading about a case where a judge said the defendant had to give up his password. So in this case, a deniable encryption scheme would probably suffice. Again, not a lawyer.
  • hippich 13y ago
    court still has right and can force you to reveal password