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Newsmakers and Insiders
Tuesday, April 2, 2002
Newsmakers and Insiders
Tuesday, April 2, 2002
ElcomSoft: DMCA is unconstitutional
Company lawyers argue that the DMCA is unconstitutionally vauge and conflicts with 1st and 5th amendments to the Constitution.
Company lawyers argue that the DMCA is unconstitutionally vauge and conflicts with 1st and 5th amendments to the Constitution.
Judge Weighs Dismissal of Charges in Digital Copyright Case. A federal judge heard arguments on a request to dismiss the prosecution of a Russian software company charged with violating a digital-copyright law. [New York Times: Technology]
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