lawfully

Then, once they'd lawfully executed a warrant to grab the suspects phone, they can decrypt at their leisure.

Ok sure then you are then advocating taking property lawfully obtained and giving it to someone else?

The PEO will take action against non-members using the title engineer, or take action against engineers not acting lawfully.

Customer 40# is against piracy, as can be seen by the major library of lawfully bought copies.

If you're lawfully stopped and you act suspiciously shouldn't an LEO investigate further?

Preventing the police from lawfully collecting evidence shifts the burden entirely on me to defend myself and allows criminals to act without repercussion.

The only reason a police officer should be able to lawfully use force should be the same as it already is for everyone else.

Edit: Lawfully purchased monty python DVDs doubly support this point of view.

I don't mind the taxis getting fucked over by their own greed, but I'd prefer if it was done lawfully.

Is it from another lawfully operating US company, or somewhere else?

I believe you that the NSA might provide intelligence to its partners about foreign nationals that those partners could not lawfully collect themselves.

But here, I'm operating my business lawfully, and out of the blue, the government tells me what I can and can not say.

Obtaining property "technically lawfully" but actually illegally is not going to survive.

They also can't get in my head even with "lawfully authorized access", nor can they intercept snail mail after it was delivered, read and burned.

Circumvention of access controls by one who has lawfully obtained the encrypted copy is permitted if the circumvention is done in the course of "an act of good faith encryption research." The researcher must first have made a good faith effort to obtain authorization before the circumvention, and the circumvention itself must not constitute infringement.