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Old July 30th 03, 07:16 AM
Dwight Stewart
 
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"Phil Kane" wrote:

(snip) There's nothing wrong with the language
of the USC or CFR if (1) one has a good command
of American English and (2) one has a good
command of law and (3) one understands what the
statute/regulation was intended for in the
first place. (snip)



You forgot to add in (4) a lot of time. As in time to look through the
various subsections to find related material. For example, when reading that
certification is required, one has to hunt elsewhere to find details about
that certification and even elsewhere to find how one can obtain it.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

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