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I can understand all of your points
And I can certainly see what you mean. It is also a UK law that is being referred to. As for the American Justice system, see my above post in reply to Linux USer to understand the situation that I am referring to. Or maybe I am just a little hardened because of what I am going through but they aren't even doing a thorough investigation and the landlord/management company is going to get away with it. I am going to be forced to find a lawyer because of this and I loathe to see what that is going to be like. The police AND the landlord were just standing there letting people loot through what was left of my possessions on the day of the fire so anything that I might have been able to recover is gone. This particular landlord has been cited and fined several times for code violations and who only knows what else and YET nothing has been done. Myself or my son could have been killed if I hadn't tossed him out and then jumped.

As in it doesn't affect those of us in America (so far anyway) we really do not have to worry about it. As far as any criminal that does that kind of crap? The omnly rights that they have as far as I can see is the right to see the business end of a shotgun if they ever even think of touching one of my kids.
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Wow is this BS or what  BXLE | 08/15/06
You revoke and regenerate  John L. Ries | 08/16/06
Pointless  anthony_hunt | 08/15/06
In conjunction with a warrant issued on probable cause?  John L. Ries | 08/15/06
What if?  zedman2006 | 08/15/06
What does that have to do with...  John L. Ries | 08/16/06
everything  shraven | 08/16/06
I'm not in favor of 24/7 surveillance either  John L. Ries | 08/16/06
I should mention...  John L. Ries | 08/16/06
OK, as you requested:  shraven | 08/16/06
I'll buy that  John L. Ries | 08/16/06
Except when your the one  CzarCar | 08/15/06
you position is so clue less  not of this world | 08/15/06
Your comment is so clueless  andrewjg | 08/15/06
There are absolute rights. 3 of them.  People | 08/15/06
not just 3  mflenniken | 08/15/06
Funny isn't it?  Shelendrea | 08/15/06
That's easy..  Patrick Jones | 08/15/06
Better get your gun ready...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
That is not funny!  Patrick Jones | 08/15/06
Wasn't meant to be funny, just accurate.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
You never know..  Patrick Jones | 08/15/06
As W.C. Fields said...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
lighten up  shraven | 08/16/06
Not cool dude, not cool  Shelendrea | 08/16/06
Everyone's rights are more important than any child.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
It works both ways, you know...  John Zern | 08/15/06
No, it doesn't.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
Re: It works both ways,..  zedman2006 | 08/15/06
Edit:  zedman2006 | 08/15/06
A word of advice  Shelendrea | 08/16/06
Ummm Shel...  Linux User 147560 | 08/15/06
Not being a nit at all  Shelendrea | 08/15/06
My Child or Not - Privacy is a Right  Strong_Enough | 08/15/06
If they have the right to investigate your PC...  Trebor2510 | 08/16/06
way wrong focus  shraven | 08/16/06
You asked for it  Shelendrea | 08/16/06
Nope.....not at all.  Laff | 08/15/06
Well said.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
Until the police make a mistake....  el1jones | 08/15/06
EXACTLY  Strong_Enough | 08/15/06
I can understand all of your points  Shelendrea | 08/16/06
you first  shraven | 08/16/06
We have the 5th amendment  Roger Ramjet | 08/15/06
Yes....  BXLE | 08/15/06
Fortunately, we don't  magcomment | 08/15/06
Not at all  Roger Ramjet | 08/15/06
THANK YOU (nt)  zedman2006 | 08/15/06
Same thought I had. But even more to the point.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
Imagine the impact on DRM.  B.O.F.H. | 08/15/06
Same as any encryption.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/15/06
Already an exemption  Edward Meyers | 08/15/06
DRM has other applications besides Copywrite protection.  B.O.F.H. | 08/15/06
Not sure what your point is  Edward Meyers | 08/16/06
This is nothing compared to..  Spicoli the Cannoli | 08/15/06
Well we are the world police right? (nt)  zedman2006 | 08/15/06
Criminals are setting an example  milal@... | 08/15/06
Encryption Keys  Dr_Zinj | 08/16/06
Sensationalism  shraven | 08/16/06
Heard and Agreed  Strong_Enough | 08/16/06
who uses encryption more?  schwana | 08/16/06

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