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Edited comments concerning regulating state access to encrypted communications

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The Clipper chip implements the Escrowed Encryption Standard to provide security and privacy in data communications. A law enforcement access field allows legal government interceptions similar to wiretaps. Competitive market forces should guide the development of private encryption technology, rather than law enforcement objectives. The system's voluntariness could be affected if law enforcement decides to prohibit other encryption systems. New technologies such as this one, introduced in 1993, should be carefully scrutinized since it could prove unreliable in preventing crime, and may provide too much access to law enforcers. Compromise of key escrow system procedures by those entrusted to manage it is another potential risk.

Author: Cherry, Steven, Denning, Dorothy E., Smoot, Oliver, Burr, J. Beckwith, Blaze, Matthew
Publisher: Oceana Publications, Inc.
Publication Name: Annual Survey of American Law
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0066-4413
Year: 1994
Radio & TV communications equipment, Encryption/Decryption Equip, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Law Enforcement & Crime Prevntn, Usage, Innovations, Software, Data encryption, Cryptographic equipment, Law enforcement, National Security Agency Clipper (Data security device)

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Judge: No more pix of Titanic; a judge says a N.Y. salvage company controls who photos the shipwreck

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A federal district judge ruled in 1996 that R.M.S. Titanic Inc, company that in 1987 became the first one to salvage the Titanic, owned exclusive photographic rights to that famous shipwreck. In 1998 the same judge expanded the ruling, ordering that a British sightseeing cruise remain away from the wreck site. The judge drew a safety zone 175 miles around the wreck, ordering that nobody could penetrate that zone without the permission of the company owning the salvage rights.

Author: Davis, Marc
Publisher: ALM Media, Inc.
Publication Name: The National Law Journal
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0162-7325
Year: 1998
Cases, Portrayals, Titanic (Ship), Salvage, Marine salvage, R.M.S. Titanic Inc

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Judge won't hold separate trials for Ryan and lobbyist

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Author: Robinson, Mike
Publisher: Law Bulletin Publishing Company
Publication Name: Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
Subject: Law
ISSN: 0362-6148
Year: 2004
Racketeering, Lobbying, Ryan, George, Separate actions, Warner, Larry

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