I interviewed the lawyer handling a case that might affect BBV issues:

brainshrub

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Thu Oct-27-05 11:03 AM
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I interviewed the lawyer handling a case that might affect BBV issues:

Edited on Thu Oct-27-05 11:04 AM by brainshrub

There is a case working its way through the Florida courts that may have implications for OpenSource software and transparent elections.

A group of over 150 people who have been accused of DUI are arguing before Florida judges that the software on the Breathalyzer machine that implicated them should be open for review.

I have email-interviewed the lawyer for the defendants, Robert Harrison. His answers are extremely educational.

www.brainshrub.com/dui-opensource

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emlev

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Thu Oct-27-05 01:38 PM
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1. Will you start a new thread when there's a ruling in this case?

Also, you might want to make sure landshark hears about any ruling.

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brainshrub

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Thu Oct-27-05 01:44 PM
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2. I have to go right now, but I will PM later this evening.

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