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Originally Posted by frogstamper
I'd guess the fifty days are purely for refusing to disclose the password, he won't do fifty days and then walk away, when his time is done he'll go before the judge once more and be asked again for the password, that is if they have not cracked it by then.
If he refuses, he'll get another fifty days...and so on.
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I would say that's covered under double deopardy, but that's another human right our Labour dear leaders have unburdened us with.
I don't know if it's urban legend or not and wether it happened here or abroad, but didn't a priest get an indefinite prison sentence for refusing to divulge details of a murder obtained under confession. Even if it happened again iu;m sure the European Court would overturn it.