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Full-Disclosure is now ILLEGAL in France ! (Vulnerabilties, Technical details, Exploits ...) Apr 08 2004 11:41PM K-OTiK Security (Special-Alerts k-otik com) (2 replies) RE: Full-Disclosure is now ILLEGAL in France ! (Vulnerabilties, Technical details, Exploits ...) Apr 09 2004 03:26PM Richard M. Smith (rms computerbytesman com) Re: Full-Disclosure is now ILLEGAL in France ! (Vulnerabilties, Technical details, Exploits ...) Apr 09 2004 03:17PM Chris Johnson (johnson nmr mgh harvard edu) (1 replies) Re: Full-Disclosure is now ILLEGAL in France ! (Vulnerabilties, Technical details, Exploits ...) Apr 09 2004 03:50PM Geoffrey (esoteric 3times25 net) (1 replies) |
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> Chris Johnson wrote:
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> > This is and always has been in the Napoleonic Code if I remember
> > correctly from my school days.
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> Then you don't want to do business in Louisiana, USA either then. The
> laws there are based on the Napoleonic code as well. One reason they
> have parishes rather than counties..
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> Until later, Geoffrey Registered Linux User #108567
> Building secure systems in spite of Microsoft
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I should have been more explicit. The assumption of guilt
before innocense is a part of French law and has been since Napoleonic
times I believe. You'll find that Napoleonic law and that which is
derived from it (including Louisiana law) is a very different creature
than that which is derived from English Common Law. The wording of
the French law doesn't surprise me at all.
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