CC Bill of Rights?

[Tarry Singh]

This guy has spent some of his free time working on some ownership/responsibility domains.

http://blog.jamesurquhart.com/2008/08/cloud-computing-bill-of-rights.html

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[Khazret Sapenov]

On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 4:21 AM, Tarry Singh <tarry...@gmail.com> wrote:

This guy has spent some of his free time working on some ownership/responsibility domains.

http://blog.jamesurquhart.com/2008/08/cloud-computing-bill-of-rights.html

there's a comment to it from Chris Thompson, which makes sense to me:

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"I think the customer can expect only that laws will remain within the constitutional (or doctrinal) bounds of their particular government, and that government retains the right to create law as it deems necessary within those parameters."

This seems wildly naïve. The current regime in the US has systematically circumvented, superseded, and otherwise navigated around core constitutional rights.

The recent debacle surrounding Warrantless Wiretaps alone should give pause. And while "Freedom of Privacy" is not a guaranteed constitutional right, it was a nearly as strong legal precedent.

It doesn't take a wild frothing dissident to be uncomfortable with the sticking power of any "constitutional (or doctrinal) bounds" as they apply to any cloud server located on US soil.

Has anyone seen my Habeas Corpus? I swear I just had it." 

original: http://blog.jamesurquhart.com/2008/08/update-cloud-computing-bill-of-rights.html

[Ajay ohri]

Habeaus Corpus has been suspended in the US during 1940's for Japanese people descent.

Warrantless wiretaps are not meant to snoop on your personal life, as the size of that data is too huge....

it is to keep you safe, from people who dont know what habeaus corpus or what homo sapiens means

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[John J. Wade]

Habeaus Corpus is still in full affect, especially for people of Japanese decent. This is due largely to the Supreme court ruling in the 40's that said that inturment of US citizens of Japanese decent was illegal.

-JW