What about bank employees who feel strongly that financial privacy is an inalienable right? Do they get to avoid complying with government investigations into tax evasion or money laundering?<p>I see your code is speech point. I&#x27;m skeptical about it, because usually code is just code. It&#x27;s meant to <i>do</i> something, not to <i>express an idea</i>. But I think there is some merit to the idea that code signing combines doing something (enabling code to be loaded) and communicating an idea (that the signer trusts the code). It&#x27;s an interesting argument, certainly.