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Constitutional Showdown Voided: Feds Decrypt Laptop Without Defendant’s Help

February 29, 2012 wired.com

  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 it

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Forcing Defendant to Decrypt Hard Drive Is Unconstitutional, Appeals Court Rules

February 24, 2012 wired.com

Forcing a criminal suspect to decrypt hard drives so their contents can be used by prosecutors is a breach of the Fifth Amendment right against compelled self incrimination, a federal appeals court

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Ruling Stands: Defendant Must Decrypt Laptop

February 23, 2012 wired.com

A federal appeals court is rejecting an appeal from a bank-fraud defendant who has been ordered to decrypt her laptop so its contents can be used in her criminal case.

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Feds Urge Court to Reject Laptop Decryption Appeal

February 17, 2012 wired.com

The government is urging a federal appeals court not to entertain an appeal from a bank-fraud defendant who has been ordered to decrypt her laptop so its contents can be used in her criminal case.

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