2009/3/3 Kerim Aydin <[email protected]>:
> The relevant question here isn't whether she can communicate, but whether
> she can understand well enough to be her own legal person (e.g. it might
> rely on being able to communicate consent, etc.). Something of the sort
> came up around CFJ 1856; following that attempted registration, someone
> (I forget who) tried to register on behalf of their (then) 3-year old. -G.
Any biological organism that is generally capable of
communicating by email in English (including via a translation
service) is a person.
His daughter, with aid from him, is able to communicate by email in
English. I think it's fairly clear cut.
