An increasing number of electronic files are secured by encryption measures for added levels of protection. Such
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An increasing number of electronic files are secured by encryption measures for added levels of protection. Such measures may make it difficult for law enforcement officials to access computer hard drives and the files on the drives that have been lawfully seized from individuals accused of a crime. Would compelling these individuals to turn over passwords or encryption codes to law enforcement officials be a violation of the person’s Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination?
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