full-disclosure - House approves spyware legislation

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Message-ID: <100720041716.12238.416579D20009B79C00002FCE2200750744CAC90D0E0C@comcast.net>
From: cab75 at comcast.net (cab75@...cast.net)
Subject: House approves spyware legislation

Most courts look at the loss incurred by the victim.  You have to be able to show what your loss was.  While a single individual may not be able  to do this or have a loss big enough to warrant legal action, a large corporation could in theory come up with an very large figure which would make an AUSA (Assistant US Attorney) salivate.  Time will tell.
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