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Originally Posted by cyberxxx
Then I'll get the docs from my PC. Is that a good answer?
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you just interpreted the law to mean that you can store the documents on a remote server. so if they come to the office when you have no connection, no power, no computer etc etc etc... then you are without 2257 docs and not in compliance correct? do you really believe thats what the writers intended? do you think a court is going to agree with the you? are you willing to be a 100,000 for a criminal defense team and risk 5-10 years in prison based on your understanding?
its not about being able to read english... its about intention and how the court will interpret the wording when you are arrested and on trial. you are making assumptions that seem to be wrong and then giving english lessons when english is not your first language and presumably, you know little about US law.
you can't always be assured that you are 100% correct in interpreting laws that have not been through the court. all you can do is to do everything you can to make sure you are in a defensible position. if you are not 100% sure that the law allows remote storage of documents (outside of the place of business of the producer), then you are not doing yourself any favors.