> red tape ... > Such technology is illegal because jammers are likely to affect wider areas and other frequencies than those they are intended for. They can

> red tape ... > Such technology is illegal because jammers are likely to affect wider areas and other frequencies than those they are intended for. They can also result in the disruption of emergency and rescue radio services in the public area. Oh fuck off. This isn't red tape, this is the law doing exactly what it's supposed to: protecting public safety and people's access to an essential service. I'd love to see this principal bleating about "red tape" to the coroner after one of her students is hit by a car out the front of the school, and dies because nobody can call an ambulance. (Well, no, I'm glad that this nonsense is being nipped in the bud before something awful like that happens, but that's exactly the scenario this idiot is setting herself up for.)