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I can't speak for Canada, but in the US, if a judge orders you to provide a password, you have no choice. If you don't hand it over, this will result in you liv

by duaneb 12y ago

I can't speak for Canada, but in the US, if a judge orders you to provide a password, you have no choice. If you don't hand it over, this will result in you living broke forever in a prison—and you got your due process.

jacobolus 12y ago
That’s overly reductionist. http://federalevidence.com/pdf/EvidViewPoints/aug.2012.EVP-Kaufman.pdf http://federalevidence.com/pdf/EvidViewPoints/aug.2012.EVP-K...
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adgr72 12y ago
I have so many passwords that in the past I've lost access to certain encrypted files. Not even if I wanted to provide the password I would be able to. Could this be a sufficient argument in not being able to provide a decryption key?