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Re: Re: Stolen Website!![ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Copyright Forum ] [ FAQ ] Posted by Webpro on April 14, 2000 at 14:01:34: In Reply to: Re: Stolen Website!! posted by M. Arthur Auslander on April 14, 2000 at 11:05:07:
Thank you for your advice. I'm trying really Thanks again!!!!
: Even if there has been a violation of criminal law you could be on the wrong end of a libel suit and even lose. : From what you say it looks as if it is likely to be expensive for you. It is remote that you will be able to find a lawyer that will handle this on a contingency. : Superficially on the basis of what you say your rights may be strong. If you win, you might even be able to get a judgment for your attorney fees. : You may have the right to make a criminal complaint. If you do it on an affidavit and he gets acquitted. You are on the wrong end of a suit for libel. If a grand jury indicts you are home free win or lose. : It is a crime to use the threat of criminal action to recover even what has been stolen on threat of a criminal proscution or threat of arreat. : Once a criminal action has been started they will not help you to get your property back and may even take a complaint if a Civil action is pending. : This is not legal advice without reserach and a fee. Just today a read a case the reversed my long standing belief about the right to sue in copyright. (this has nothing to do with what I have said here about you but to exemplifiy the uncertainty of the law. : M. Arthur Auslander :
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