The legal system and politicians are still casting about looking for a way to understand the place the Internet will play in society, and our collective responsibilities while using it. The decisions they make may be profound, profane, or both. My posts are observations only, not legal advice. Under the ethics rules of the Bar of the State of New Mexico, these posts are a "Lawyer Advertisement." Please let me know if it is successful advertising.

Monday, August 08, 2005

CAN-SPAM / Private Anti-SPAM Regulations Not Pre-empted by CAN-SPAM

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has held that University of Texas anti-spam regulations are not pre-empted by CAN-SPAM. While CAN-SPAM expressly allows stricter state regulation of SPAM, it does not contain a similar express provision for private regulation. This case is important since it reinforces the "private contract" nature of internet access, dissemination and regulation.

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