A possible solution

[m5@vail.tivoli.com (Mike McNally)]

Aron Freed writes:
 > If they are caught by other means such as tips from anonymous
 > sources and are then caught doing something illegal and they are
 > also using non-escrowed public key cryptography to commit these
 > illegal acts, then the fines and jail time should be increased. This  
 > reasoning is based on the fact that we need to be more responsible
 > with technology.

So why pick specifically on cryptography?  Why not increase penalties
for criminals who in their crimes are found to have used:

*	computers;
*	pagers;
*	cellular phones;
*	Casio watches with multiple alarms;
*	Cars with power windows;
*	Velcro-fastening tennis shoes;
*	Gore-Tex jackets;
*	Ibuprofen pain relievers;
*	Fat-free ice cream;

. . .

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