In this morning's Arizona Daily Star, an Associated Press article, dateline, Oslo, Norway, reported:
"... a Norwegian court acquitted a teen-ager of digital-burglary charges for creating and circulating online a program that cracks the security codes on DVDs. ... Head Judge Irene Sogn said people cannot be convicted of breaking into their own property." "Last week, U. S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor lifted an emergency stay that prohibited the posting of similar DVD decryption programs on the Internet." ... "... last March, a Dutch appeals court cleared copyright infringement charges against Kaazaa, a maker of software that lets people download music, movies and other copyright-protected material." Roger Turk Tucson, Arizona
