EFF "Legal Cases - Crypto - Bernstein v. US Dept. of State: Case Exhibits Sept. 17, 1997" Archive

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exhibit.cover

Very brief descriptions of the exhibits.

exhibit.a

[This exhibit is not actually present yet, since it contains crypto code, which is not exportable - until we have this law taken down. This serves to point out how ridiculous the ITAR crypto restrictions really are - we cannot even legally present the case exhibits here!] Exhibit "A" filed under seal: Snuffle 5.0 source code.

exhibit.b

Testimony of Vice Admiral J. M. McConnell, Hearing on the Administration's Clipper Chip Key Escrow Encryption Program, S. Hrg. 103-1067, 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess. (May 3, 1994), filed in District Court October 4, 1996.

exhibit.c

Written Statement of William P. Crowell to the House Committee on the Judiciary Hearing on H.R. 3011 "Security and Freedom Through Encryption Act" (September 25, 1996), filed in District Court October 4, 1996.

exhibit.d

Declaration of Dr. Andrew W. Appel, filed in District Court on July 26, 1996.

exhibit.e

Declaration of Professor Harold Abelson, filed in District Court on July 26, 1996.

exhibit.f

Declaration of Daniel J. Bernstein in Opposition to Defendants' Second Motion for Summary Judgment, filed in District Court on May 23, 1997. Shows simply how software source code is human readable and communicates among humans.

exhibit.g

Declaration of David Balenson of Trusted Information Systems, about foreign availability of encryption.

exhibit_g_attachment.images/index.html

Attachment to Exhibit G: Trusted Information Systems' study of the availability of foreign encryption.

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