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Deadline Looms for Suspect to Decrypt Laptop, or Go Directly to JailBY DAVID KRAVETSWired Jun. 05, 2013 |
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 If a judge orders you to decrypt the only existing copies of incriminating files, are your constitutional rights against compelled self-incrimination being violated? That’s the provocative question being raised as a Wisconsin man faces a deadline today either to give up his encryption keys or risk indefinite imprisonment without a trial. The defendant’s attorney, Robin Shellow of Milwaukee, said it’s “one of the most important constitutional issues of the wired era.” Read More 
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