I think that came up in the original case, or a similar one. If you
decline to provide your password, you have the options of leaving it
with customs for however many weeks they need to complete their examination.
BB
Jacob Appelbaum wrote:
> Robert Slade wrote:
>>> Ruling: No suspicion needed to search laptops at U.S. borders
>>> http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/042308-ruling-no-suspicion-needed-to.html
>
> I'm curious how they intend to break my disk crypto. I'm guessing if you
> don't comply, you'll simply lose your laptop without any sort of due
> process.
>
> It's a progressive freedom tax!
>
> Sigh,
> Jacob
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