That would make it god(s) damn it, I think. Remember the polytheists out there! :)

They only have to make the code "available to witnesses for the defense" and there is no stipulation that the code can't be sealed/have a non-disclosure around it. I haven't been to court, so I don't know if NDAs are enforceable on evidence, but I do know that judges can seal a case/evidence if need be.

I am one of the people who just drives the car, but I also know to take it to someone who knows about cars when I have a question or a problem. So instead of asking, well, ANYONE about her computer, she blames it on Dell. I'm not going to blame GM if I want a sunroof and the car I buy doesn't have one. I'm not going to blame the dealership. I'm going to blame myself, because I was the idiot who didn't specify what I wanted.

Except that if your customer is employed, they will already know how to encrypt their emails before sending you one.