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Thursday, October 5, 2006
California AG makes strong privacy statement with Dunn
Oct 5 2006 5:44AM | Permalink |Email this|Comments (0) |
Score one for the California Attorney General for filing criminal charges against HP's beleaguered former chairwoman Patricia Dunn and her cohorts at a time when the Administration is routinely trammeling our rights to privacy, which by the way, are addressed in the 14th Amendment, in many state constitutions and in the most authoritative document of all -- Wikipedia! SOMEONE has got to defend the basic principals on which our country was founded. Read the charges and let me know what you think
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