jangusa

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   by jangusa 15y ago

   The production of decrypted plaintext by means of an encryption key stored in your mind falls squarely within the rule on production of documents from U.S. v. Hubbell, discussed in jpol's comment above. It therefore seems quite likely the
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   by jangusa 15y ago

   Yep.
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   by jangusa 15y ago

   There's another important reason that the Jones case is not as good as it sounds. The Court only partially decides whether the government can engage in GPS tracking without a warrant. In order to determine whether the government violates t
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   by jangusa 15y ago

   1 (re: Crooked Account Books) - if the government knows you have accounting books, they can force you to turn them over. You must provide them with physical access to the books. In your example, you could take the hard drive out of your l
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   by jangusa 15y ago

   Providing the password to a safe that contains incriminating documents actually is testimonial in nature because it requires you to disclose information you have in your mind (see above). As such, any information that the government obtain