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http://nytimes.com/library/tech/00/08/cyber/cyberlaw/11law.html
: : But Jack Goldsmith, a law professor at the University of
: : Chicago and an expert in Internet jurisdiction, takes a
: : different view. He said that it is appropriate for a
: : French court to assert jurisdiction over Yahoo because
: : "Yahoo has something on its Web site that is being
: : accessed by French citizens that violates French law."
: :
: : It is true, Goldsmith said, that France in a sense is
: : trying to impose its law on a United States. company. But
: : the alternative is for a United States company to impose
: : its home-town laws regarding permissible expression on
: : France. "The harmful effects are running in both
: : directions," he said
Goldsmith forgot to point out that my site violates Iranian law, Communist
Chinese law, North Korean law, and probably Russian law.
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James A. Donald
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