sklyarov

let me re-phrase my comment that jurisdiction looks less shaky: jurisdiction
over Elmsoft looks ok. but how do they get jurisdiction over Sklyarov
*personally*, i dunno

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> Wokan
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> I've actually been wondering that one myself. Would the fed be willing
> to chalk up a loss on purpose to help get a law struck down that their
> own people didn't agree with. Since Adobe has officially backed out of
> supporting prosecution, could the prosecutors get away with doing less
> than their best to further an alternative goal?
>
> "der.hans" wrote:
> > Those prosecutors might actually be on our side :).
> > ciao,
> > der.hans
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