A couple of questions

[Barnaby Prendergast]

>"Stephen Lafferty" <stephen@slafferty.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>Could any passing lawyer please provide an example of a >case where drug 
>dealers, paedophiles or pornographers >were able to avoid a guilty verdict 
>because the >prosecution could not decrypt files on the accused's >hard 
>drive.  I can't seem to find any evidence for this >in any promotional 
>literature issued by the government.

John Carr of NCH Action for Children has said, if I recall correctly, that 
there have been cases where the CPS had been unable to prosecute owing to 
encrypted evidence. Bit of an untestable theory, I assume, without standing 
in the line of libel fire:-)
B
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