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Originally Posted by AlexanderHanff
This is an important point although not directly related to the 2006/2007 covert trials, because it qualifies my concerns regarding putting users at risk of being complicit, despite it being unlikely that a user would be prosecuted.
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A bit like the Prices & Markings/Trade Descriptions Acts. If a shop displays a price which is HIGHER than the price they accept in tender for the goods, it is in law an infringement of the law, just as if they displayed a lower price and charged more. Which local authority would take them to task for that? None - it'd be crazy. The principle is there, it's wrong, but not really going to be punished - as in your point Alexander.
Hank