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N. Carolina Spies on its Citizens

By Glen Ashman

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Amazon files lawsuit to block N.Carolina's data request

(Reuters) - Online retailer Amazon.com has filed a lawsuit in a federal court to block the North Carolina state government's demand it disclose all transaction details, including names and addresses, involving state residents, court documents show.  In the complaint, Amazon said that North Carolina Department of Revenue (DOR) is demanding that the retailer turn over the name and address of virtually every North Carolina resident who has purchased anything from Amazon since 2003.  Amazon also said in the court filing that DOR also demanded the company furnish records of what each customer purchased and how much they paid.

Full post as published by It's (Barely) Legal on April 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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