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"Downloading the law, one document at a time"

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"Downloading the law, one document at a time": Today's edition of The Press Democrat of Santa Rosa, California today contains an article that begins, "California's building codes, plumbing standards and criminal laws can be found online. But if you want to download and save those laws to your computer, forget it. The state claims copyright to those laws. It dictates how you can access and distribute them -- and therefore how much you'll have to pay for print or digital copies. It forbids people from storing or distributing its laws without consent."

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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