Re: Fwd: Jim Bell Trial: Fourth Day (fwd)

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Bill Stewart wrote: > >On the matter of Bell using Oregon DMV databases: Gordon stated that DMV > >access is not legal for non-commercial use, noting that both Oregon state > >and federal law restricted their use. > > At least for a while, the Oregon DMV sold their database

Fwd: Jim Bell Trial: Fourth Day (fwd)

>On the matter of Bell using Oregon DMV databases: Gordon stated that DMV >access is not legal for non-commercial use, noting that both Oregon state >and federal law restricted their use. At least for a while, the Oregon DMV sold their database on CDROMs. Then somebody upset them by putting on

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Re: Tanner article (nicely formatted for you sensitive lads)

Norm Writes: > The Judge in the case was a Carter appointee who > came out of retirement just to hear Al’s case. > Judge > Tanner’s behavior in the trial created a court > transcript > that can only be

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Tanner article (nicely formatted for you sensitive lads)

The Judge in the case was a Carter appointee who came out of retirement just to hear Al’s case. Judge Tanner’s behavior in the trial created a court transcript that can only be described as Kafkaesque.

OPT: UCITA & Cypherpunks - We got a plan...

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Jim Bell Trial: Fourth Day (fwd)

Fourth Day: Jim Bell Trial Gordon continued his testimony from the previous day. He started by reviewing the mechanism for returning the guns seized on April 1, 1997, to a person that Bell would designate. He then verified the following admitted evidence: 1. A receipt issued to Bell by Clark

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Re: Pleading the 5th

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, David Honig wrote: > At 09:10 AM 4/7/01 -0500, Jim Choate wrote: > > > >Napster has a problem because they're distributing work that belongs to > >somebody else. > > > > They're not distributing anything but their software, and running > an index-server. Which is in effect

Re: TannerWatch: Jack don't need no body language

On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Eric Cordian wrote: > I've always regarded this as a major loophole in our "nation of laws," > namely that a judge can order you to do anything, and jail you if you > refuse. More 'British Common Law' crap. Even a judge should need probable cause and must present it to anot

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Re: hooks in browsers?

On 10 Apr 2001, at 12:20, Ray Dillinger wrote: > Are there any more direct hooks into browsers? Is there any > "what URL is being displayed right now" API call for example? Just took a quick glimpse at http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/communicator/DDE/a btdde.htm (beware the word-

Re: hooks in browsers?

At 12:20 PM 4/10/2001 -0700, Ray Dillinger wrote: >It's probably do-able to write a little application that runs >on the host machine -- and when the browser loads a website, >the application consults freenet asking for commentary from >other clients about that website. > >You could do this a coup

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Re: CDR: RE: Screwing Jim Bell and Cypherpunks

Tim May Wrote: >> I think the Bell case indicates the need for Cypherpunks to start >> writing code again, and stop engaging in meatspace theatrics. > First, Bell's actions are not the actions of most members of this > mailing list. Frankly, this is a logical error: referring to > "Cypherpunks

The Deconstruction of James Dalton Bell

Ah, I see Declan has posted his impressions of Day 5 on Wired News. http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,42951,00.html > Jim Bell's Strange Day in Court > by Declan McCullagh > Bell's lawyer, Robert Leen, twice asked U.S. District Judge Jack > Tanner to halt the proceedings because his

Re: FC: More on public documents, jury lists, and baiting a judge

At 08:21 AM 4/10/01 -0700, Declan McCullagh wrote: >For bookmarking purposes, I've put links to the series of articles I wrote >about Jim Bell from his raid to his trial here: >http://www.cluebot.com/search.pl?topic=ap-politics > Thanks. I've added that link and one to cryptome. The latest work

http://www.geocities.com/judgetanner/ -repaired

>On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, Norm D'Plume wrote: > >> http://www.geocities.com/judgetanner/ >> >> A TannerWatch Publication >> for citizen students of the legal process > >Most of the links on that page are screwed up. (File:// URLs mostly.) Fixed. Also expanded, with more biographical/career/bias note

Re: CDR: Re: Pleading the 5th

Inaccurate indeed. List owner policies have nothing to do with it. Jim's assertion, your mockery of it, and my mockery of your similar assertion back in 1997 all had to do with intellectual property rights, not list owner policies. I am looking forward to hearing you explain that the assertion

Re: CDR: RE: Screwing Jim Bell and Cypherpunks

DCF wrote: > Save that the Feds have no interest in proceeding against any list > posters with cash and brains (or perhaps self-control). I think the Bell case indicates the need for Cypherpunks to start writing code again, and stop engaging in meatspace theatrics. Then no one would be on trial

Re: CDR: TannerWatch: Jack don't need no body language

Norm Deplume wrote: > Law And Justice > by Irv Benzion ... > You are probably unaware as was I that it is illegal to criticize a > federal judge or his/her actions or to cause "disrespect" to the federal > court system. A federal judge may if in his/her opinion such an > occurrence arises, iss

RE: Seth Finkelstein, reluctant cypherpunk?

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RE: Seth Finkelstein, reluctant cypherpunk?

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RE: Seth Finkelstein, reluctant cypherpunk?

-- At 01:31 PM 4/6/2001 -0700, Bill Stewart wrote: > Seth is a long-term contributor to the Cyberia-L list, which a > reasonable number of Cypherpunks also read or at least occasionally > post to, including Declan and JYA. He's been a major contributor > with The Censorware Project There is g

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RE: Judge in Jim Bell trial says media may not quote public documents

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Saturday April 7 Cypherpunks Meeting in San Francisco. The meeting will be at Moscone Center North, in Room 122. Go in the door, take the escalators downstairs. We've been told that we shouldn't need badges to get to the room (and they're still setting up the exhibit floor), but if that turns out

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RE: Seth Finkelstein, reluctant cypherpunk?

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TannerWatch: Jack don't need no body language

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