question to ask Allen

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130829/01390524347/doj-cracks-suspects-hard-drives-quickly-drops-request-to-force-him-to-decrypt.shtml

The question is this: if, as according to the Snowden leaks, NSA has
weakened encryption standards, will possibly precedent-setting cases which
may compell defendants to reveal their password never crop up because the
NSA will just break the encryption on any data source a defendant arrives
to court with?

will future cases not force defendents to give their password b/c, with
weakened NSA standards, prosecutors can decrypt most hard drives?