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I'm quoted with regard to the Brian West case in Salon.com   Message List  
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Re: [fors-discuss] I'm quoted with regard to the Brian West case in Salon.com

Chris Nandor <yahoo@...> wrote:

>He was in the United States. It is a bad law, but that doesn't change the
>fact that he was in the U.S. If I broke Russian law, I probably wouldn't
>go to Russia.

How could he have broken a U.S. law while he was in Russia? If
nosepicking is illegal in Denmark, does that mean I could be arrested
if I ever go there--even if I never picked my nose is there?

-Dave



Thu Aug 30, 2001 5:24 pm

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See <http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/08/29/west/>, "How do you fix a leaky net?". This stuff scares me. And this is a federal case of felony-charging a...
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... None of these cases are about the simple process of whistleblowing. Sklyarov violated federal law by reverse-engineering software. If you focus on the...
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Aug 29, 2001
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... Good points Chris. What about some kind of 'Code of Conduct' that suggests reasonable behaviour in light of security flaws? This could help illumnitate the...
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Aug 29, 2001
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... That's what we have judges and juries. Theoretically. In reality, as we all know, the system doesn't always work the way it was supposed to work. And then...
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At 01:24 -0700 2001.08.30, Dmitry Kohmanyuk ... He was in the United States. It is a bad law, but that doesn't change the fact that he was in the U.S. If I...
Chris Nandor
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Aug 30, 2001
5:18 pm

... How could he have broken a U.S. law while he was in Russia? If nosepicking is illegal in Denmark, does that mean I could be arrested if I ever go...
Dave Sill
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Aug 30, 2001
5:28 pm

... If I steal Russian government secrets while I am in the United States, does that mean they have no grounds to arrest me if I ever go there? His actions, in...
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Aug 30, 2001
5:44 pm

... You're right, that this is what we should do. But there is still an important legal principle. The principle is _not_ that Sklyarov wasn't in the US when...
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Aug 30, 2001
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... Right. But, again, the law in question is a law regarding harm done to someone (for example) in Idaho. If you harm someone in Idaho, then Idaho may have...
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Aug 30, 2001
6:14 pm

... I disagree. Double jeopardy is a concept that is separate and distinct from the notion of jurisdiction. For instance, an actor may be prosecuted for acts...
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