Nelson B. Bolyard wrote:
Duane wrote:
Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Several pages on mozilla (Google: site:mozilla.org or site:mozilla.com
Libya) show the crypto export restrictions blurb ("countries and
nationals of Libya yada yada").
These notices are actually not the same. Some list Taliban controlled
areas of Afghanistan, some list parts of Serbia, and so on.
it gets even more fun when you are in some US jurisdictions as the
courts found government restrictions were breaking the US constitution :)
Oh, that would be sweet. :-) Have you a citable court precendent?
The one of the top of my head, is a 6th circuit ruling... Unfortunately
it's outside of business hours in the US and lawyer who cited it to me
won't answer his phone till monday...
The US federal govt pursued the ruling further, but later dropped it
rather then setting a bigger precedence...
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Best regards,
Duane
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