Re: Should be in crypto for criminals Re: just stupid?

From: Joe Peschel (jpeschel_at_no.spam.org)
Date: 07/15/05 

Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2005 14:49:38 -0000

Crypto@S.M.S wrote in news:11dfe1lkn45ahdb@news.supernews.com:

> By creating keyrings you open the users up
> to prosecution in areas where encryption is banned. It has already
> been shown that in the US, possession of cryptographic keyrings can
> be construed as criminal intent.
>

In what case has the possession of cryptographic keyrings been construed as
criminal intent?

J 

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