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Not like that
Contempt of court requires a court order first. A Customs
search does not require a court order, as you just read in the
article.

I assume that, if Customs suspected something suspicious, they
could sieze the computer and obtain a court order for the
password.
Posted by: j.m.galvin   Posted on: 07/27/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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WRONG!  Linux User 147560 | 07/26/06
Sorry, nothing you can do about it.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/27/06
Spoken Like A True Bushbot Sheep  itanalyst | 07/27/06
Making a big deal about something that's been in effect forever  j.m.galvin | 07/27/06
You are SO right  Shelendrea | 07/27/06
Sounds like Vista's BigLocker (full-volume encryption) is just on time  PB_z | 07/26/06
That or the PGP version  bitflippper1 | 07/27/06
You trust MSFT not to cooperate?  Chad_z | 07/27/06
The name of the feature is BitLocker and ...  ShadeTree | 07/27/06
Be careful what you wish for  j.m.galvin | 07/27/06
Didn't I just read  Roger Ramjet | 07/27/06
What we need then  Michael Kelly | 07/27/06
Not like that  j.m.galvin | 07/27/06
You are owned by the government  Protector | 07/27/06
WTF?  Shelendrea | 07/27/06
The Terrorists Have Won  BlackDiamond | 07/27/06
Are you daft?  SteveS_z | 07/27/06
Not drugs - Everything  j.m.galvin | 07/27/06

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