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At 12:46 AM 9/5/2003, Mark Murray wrote:

>Is that the extent of the 'risk'? Pure supposition?

No; solid case law. Harrison was only the most famous case
that was won on this principle.

>I'll start worrying when there is an enforceable precedent in my
>area.

Better watch out in that case, since the Harrison case involved
a British defendant and an American plaintiff. So, the precedent
is already international.

--Brett Glass