At 08:05 PM 5/1/01 -0500, Aimee Farr wrote:
>Honig:
>
>> Is it in fact a crime of fraud to advertise that you don't keep logs
>> when in fact you do?
>
>Seems deceptive...
Yeah but is there a (contract etc.) *law* being broken or is this a
legally-null
claim? After all, if click-through EULAs are legally binding...
> For
>example, while there is no 'requirement' or 'reg' to keep email, American
>courts have '$trongly $ugge$ted' doing so pursuant to a good faith
>electronic document retention policy. See Lewy, Prudential.
Actually, many corps have explicitly decided to shred their email after a
while.
You can thank Ollie North & the MS judges for cluing in the public. So the
corp counsels are actively blowing off the suggestion you're claiming.
And I've never heard of a legal suggestion on how long the QuickieMart has
to keep
its videotapes.
