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In article <830302079.10504@pstancer.demon.co.uk>, Paul Stancer
<paul@pstancer.demon.co.uk> writes
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>Anyone know anyone in America. The first amendment would seem to protect 
>anyone who posted a FAQ on an American Web Server, naming British suppliers 
>who weren't delivering the goods.
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>It would be interesting legally, how a company would be able to sue if the 
>people who set up the FAQ were based in the USA.
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>Any legal eagles out there willing to comment.
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Interesting point indeed. 

However, my guess is that the legal eagles will not wish to comment
without doing loads of research to make sure of their facts, and of
course won't do loads of research unless someone pays them loadsamoney.

Hence, we'll all have to wait for someone to post the FAQ and then for
someone to try to sue so that we can have that great money making event
for the law industry - the test case, after which, following various
news reports and editorials, we'll all be experts:)
 
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