full-disclosure - Re: Cisco's stolen code

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Message-ID: <s0b4725a.086@mail.smuht.nwest.nhs.uk>
From: Marek.Isalski at smuht.nwest.nhs.uk (Marek Isalski)
Subject: Re: Cisco's stolen code

> When I was a Police Officer in the U.K. the definition of Theft was ( and 
> had been for a LONG time ):
> "Dishonestly obtains the property of another with the intent to 
> permanently deprive them of it."

IIRC, that law finally got patched a few years ago so that people who pinch cars for a joy ride could still be sentenced.

Regards,
Marek