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Assuming California law, I'd say there a fair number of potential violations available for prosecution with a focus on Penal code section 502 http://www.privacy
by nowarninglabel 16y ago
Assuming California law, I'd say there a fair number of potential violations available for prosecution with a focus on Penal code section 502 http://www.privacyprotection.ca.gov/privacy_laws.htm http://www.privacyprotection.ca.gov/privacy_laws.htm
Though I am no lawyer, I'm sure a civil case could also be made. Will be interesting to see what actions the affected parties take.