[80417] in Cypherpunks
encryption laws
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Allan Thompson)
Tue May 20 23:41:50 1997
Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1993 23:04:39 -0400
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
From: Allan Thompson <sparky12@earthlink.net>
Reply-To: Allan Thompson <sparky12@earthlink.net>
Would it be possible for a court to subpeona a encrypted file or key,
and order you to tell them the key ?
If you didn't would you be held in 'contempt of court' ?
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Version: 2.6.2
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HBxlfycbSqevTPmKRTL4yHD1yCmAbkTrZtZuP1DDWeStaujf3M8lh6RlU4lOLU4Z
IAu12Y9i4IgyBQkM03d/TZfAaXwUKQu2APBNz8D6ZT53xVzJVy80opqUWHzJAAUR
tB9BbGxhbiBUaG9tcHNvbiA8YXRjMTJAd2VsbC5jb20+iQCVAwUQLDsrvS80opqU
WHzJAQEvWgQAvx/DdLFB5Jk4BOiSD5QX8qDbAb40L1rgNAi3R/1kSYnBjli/ncDR
msyJKoviG0Ppl0JSxfX4SpgoKOsS1jpz5yFFmBAPCPJ5VC0cjwhgItdnyHnAcj99
FdrcVhF9G2oJkeoqgXkt3Hy6YWhGhxI4Wvcrv6eAC1yKZ8FA3xltuWA=
=o+Ud
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