Shoulda used the buzz word "Cloud". Seems everyone is creaming crazy for "Cloud" these days.
Canada rejects US bid for Megaupload info, kind of
As the Megaupload cases in New Zealand and America grind on, the Department of Justice has been handed a small rebuff in Canada, with an Ontario court rejected its request for access to all data on servers seized in that country. Michael Geist reports that the judgment was handed down last week. Thirty-two servers were seized …
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Thursday 17th January 2013 00:21 GMT Magani
IANAL, but the quote:
“The Respondent’s position is that there is an enormous volume of information on the servers and that sending mirror image copies of all of this data would be overly broad, particularly in light of the scantiness of the evidence connecting these servers to the crimes alleged by the American prosecutors”, the judgment notes.
strikes me as an eloquent way of saying, "Take your fishing expedition request and bugger off."
Penguins are good at fishing, too.
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Thursday 17th January 2013 00:44 GMT JaitcH
Nice to know Canadian judgs are independent of conservative pols, even more so at the Supreme Court
The US Federal judges seem to be lackies for the Department of Justice, even though they have life tenure.
In Canada we have a different set of laws and a far less subservient bunch of judges. If the US DoJ ever works it's way up to the Canadian Supreme Court they will meet a bunch of totally independent Beaks who think nothing of voting down bad law.
Things might be getting interesting.