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Is anyone aware of legally (US and/or British law, specifically) "strong" stenographic techniques? Meaning a court would allow that this object is assigned to t
by pyvpx 11y ago
Is anyone aware of legally (US and/or British law, specifically) "strong" stenographic techniques? Meaning a court would allow that this object is assigned to this person because of a stenographic key embedded in the object?
- JupiterMoon 11y agoI am not a lawyer. I am not your lawyer. I suspect that the common law legal systems would approach this via case law. Unless case law exists already I think that if you wanted to claim ownership of a file you'd need to present your case including expert witnesses and persuade a judge/jury of its validity.
- benmcnelly 11y agoExactly what a lawyer would say....
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