Re: e-mail privacy - where do we stand

[craig V.Wriglesworth]

Once while I was transporting  snail mail a sack broke open
and contraband fallout ... the postal inspectors used this
as evidence..for prosecution..any mail which breaks current
laws on porn, drugs subversion, etc. which comes to light
accidentally or by routine security measures is a required
reportable situation
the mail is a government owned , facility ,therefore misuse
is a criminal offense...isn't the internet subject to
federal statutes?????under American law any breach of
statute that a citizen has knowledge of is required to be
reported to proper authority ..to not do so is opening
yourself up to accomplice before/after the fact. so cover
your butt
In the Business world if you don't inform anyone of
misuse( not illegal) you chance dismissal and even worse
your rep for the next job is ruined ....


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