... is intense. In 1995 the senate passed the Communications Decency Act written by Senator Jim Exon. The act "outlaws "obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy or indecent" communications on the Internet," (Exon 130). Americans on both sides of the issue are asking some very pertinent, yet difficult to answer, questions. Does censorship of the Internet violate our First Amendment rights? Is regulation of ... ...

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... data is protected by passwords or encryption, you may cite the Fifth Amendment and refuse to divulge the password or the encryption key on grounds of self-incrimination (Platt 129-130). With the seizure laws established the focus of the law concerning computer crime has shifted to undeveloped areas. The Uniform Security Act, is currently being lobbied for, and if passed ... ...

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