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Originally posted by pussyluver
Not an attorney, but think the issue is yet to be decided. Is publication where the material is hosted, where the material was produced or where it was seen?
I think there is case law in Australia on the subject that says its where the material is viewed - at the PC where it was downloaded. I don't think think there is statute or case law on it in the US. If you ask John Asshat, I'm sure he'd put ya in a secret jail somewhere.
Guess those $300/hr attorneys don't tune into GFY. Besides, they'd prolly have to research it or assign a clerk.
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On second thought there may be some case law in US. Fuck, a nagging question. Now I'll have to track this down a bit. Think someone got dragged into Indiana from afar. Most of the time, I think jurisdiction is where you live. Cause the material would be on your own PC. If you're really kwel, you could remote terminal into a computer off-shore. Now that would make for a messy litigation. I'd bet there is some risk where the material is hosted.