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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 00:11:26 GMT, King Zulu wrote:
I begin to wonder if current FCC people realize that it has been 17 years or more since the FCC was first going to fix the problem. Gone are the "good old days" when the FCC could get a court order and the US Marshals to enforce same "just for the asking". Neither the courts nor the Justice Department are interested in doing that anymore where the sole issue is violation of FCC Rules without anything else, such as national security or criminal activities involved..... but that doesn't mean that they won't whenever they so desire. The present Enforcement Bureau people are used to working problems out by exchange of correspondence and lawyer-to-lawyer however long that takes, rather than getting a task force together with raid jackets and bolt cutters and taking care of business. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane |
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