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Constitutional junkies have had their eyes on Colorado for awhile now, because a federal judge there ordered a woman to decrypt her hard drive in a criminal trial. This, despite her cries that doing so would violate her Fifth Amendment right to ...

TechSpotJudge rules defendant may be forced to decrypt her laptopTechSpot

The Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination does not apply to encrypted laptops, according to a federal judge... - Civil Rights Law.

A Colorado judge has ordered a defendant to decrypt her laptop, in a bank fraud case.

  Colorado federal authorities have decrypted a laptop seized from a bank-fraud defendant, mooting a judge’s order that the defendant unlock the hard drive so the government could use its contents as evidence against her. The development ends a contentious legal showdown over whether forcing a defendant to decrypt a laptop is a breach of [...]

Colorado federal authorities have decrypted a laptop seized from a bank-fraud defendant, mooting a judge’s order that the defendant unlock the hard drive so the government could use its contents as evidence against her. The development ends a contentious ...

Wired News (blog)Judge Orders Defendant to Decrypt LaptopWired News (blog)

A Colorado judge this week ordered a woman to decrypt her laptop so that law enforcement officials could use the information against her in a pending fraud case. "I find and conclude that the Fifth Amendment is not implicated by requiring production of the ...

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