[Gllug] A few words on the topic of stock spam
Jason Clifford
jason at ukfsn.org
Thu Jul 12 16:58:48 UTC 2007
On Thu, 12 Jul 2007, Richard Jones wrote:
> Not really. If you were to do any of the following acts, then the USA
> would perfectly well be within its rights to ask for you to be
> extradited, and I think we'd all support them:
>
> - Post anthrax to a destination in the US.
That would be an offence here and should be prosectuted here.
It's an act of terrorism and we have sufficient laws and a sufficiently
aware judicial system for dealing with that.
Moreover extradition in such a case could well be unlawful as the accused
could end up facing the death penalty.
> - Remotely log in to a nuclear power station control system and
> cause it to melt down.
In such a case there is a strong arguement for stating that the offence
was committed in the US as that is the location of the systems the
accused will have entered into.
> Where there may be problems is if you weren't breaking a law in your own
> country, or if the US was not directly affected by your act, or if we
> had a one-sided extradition treaty with them.
And the latter is exactly what we do have.
Jason
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