Letter to the House Judiciary Committee from coalition of 26 industry, civil liberties, public policy, and scientific groups in support of the bill on April 28. They also expressed concern about a provision criminalizing the use of encryption in furtherance of a crime. The provision was revised by the committee before it was approved.
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