A Cleveland law professor has appealed a federal ruling that prohibits him from publishing encryption code on his Web site without government permission. Last July, Peter Junger of Case Western Reserve University lost his First Amendment challenge to federal regulations that require a license to export the data-scrambling technology. Junger's lawyers say the rule violates his right to free expression because he would need prior review from the Commerce Department before publishing certain programming languages on the Net. Testimony of Barry Steinhardt . All rights reserved.
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