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March 1st 04, 07:58 AM
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March 2nd 04, 09:46 PM
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D. Stussy wrote:
On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 wrote: Hi, The local utility here has a ISP service via the power lines and I have a CB station that I like to talk on at night. Yesterday I received a letter from a law firm threatening to sue me if I don't cease my CB operations in ten days. I don't run illegal amps or anything. Does anyone know if what they are threatening me with is legal? Wrong group. Try "rec.radio.cb". Regardless, only the FCC has the ULTIMATE authority over radio services. There has been a recent change in the law authorizing state/local law enforcement some actionable authority, but if you are completely within the rules, then only the FCC's action matters. Not really. You're confusing laws with civil lawsuits. If you want a real life example, the FAA is the ultimate authority over what flies in the US. In a lawsuit filed in Massachusetts, a group of homeowners are suing some pilots who are operating within FAA requlations for damages due to noise. How this turns out should be of interest to hams as well as pilots. It isn't much of a stretch to envision homeowners suing legally operating hams for damages due to loss of view or some such thing. For the story: http://www.aopa.org/whatsnew/newsite...04-1-108x.html -- Jim Pennino Remove -spam-sux to reply. |
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