Comment Comment by AckSyn He shouldn't have to decrypt his hard drives, and I support his decisions.The problems with this are numerous.First of all no one has any duty to provide the police with evidence as a 5th amendment protection. It's not a "right" for the police at all to have.Imprisoning someone for failure to disregard their constitutional rights is absurd.They have no evidence to hold him period. parent AckSyn 9 years ago
The problems with this are numerous.
First of all no one has any duty to provide the police with evidence as a 5th amendment protection. It's not a "right" for the police at all to have.
Imprisoning someone for failure to disregard their constitutional rights is absurd.
They have no evidence to hold him period.