You are the ethics officer for SnoHoComm, a multi-national marketer of cellular phones, tablets, and other personal mobile devices. Your products were used for communication and planning by a group of terrorists who recently shot and killed twenty-four people in a Everett Mall. The encryption software in your products is so effective that law enforcement cannot break the passwords to access information on the devices used by the terrorists. The FBI has asked SnoHoComm to create a "key" to break through the encryption so that they can determine what other acts may be planned, who else may be involved, and other critical information to prevent future attacks. SnoHoComm is reluctant to cooperate, citing issues of intellectual property rights, privacy, security for other users, and concerns over the use of the key beyond this incident. Describe how you would apply legal reasoning to analyze this situation. Include what additional information you would need, and how you would apply that information. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table