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German laws are much different than US laws, and even if they weren't, I don't think anyone cares about a thief's personality rights. It's not a violation becau
by nhangen 16y ago
German laws are much different than US laws, and even if they weren't, I don't think anyone cares about a thief's personality rights. It's not a violation because Mark owns that data and the thief willingly recorded it on the disk.
- tyhjmhytgfv 16y agoWhat people care about shouldn't affect the law. Suppose a 14year old girl stole some underwear - the store then videos her in her bedroom in the underwear and puts it on TV as an ad campaign. Still acceptable in the USA?
- nhangen 16y agoThat's completely different, and you know why.
- Lewisham 16y agoOn the contrary, what people care about absolutely is the law in the Anglo-American setup. Laws are black and white (sort of), but the world is grey. We have juries not just to ascertain guilt, but to decide whether punishment should be brought forth. No jury will ever side with the thief for what is essentially mischief.