 sbrookPremium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
Ottawa
kudos:4 | reply to BTVSFan
Re: hmmmm That's all very well, but they also run the risk of courts martial for conduct unbecoming if they do pursue such cases. |
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 BTVSFanNew And ImprovedPremium
join:2003-09-06
USA
1 edit | said by sbrook:That's all very well, but they also run the risk of courts martial for conduct unbecoming if they do pursue such cases. Not ture... nothing in the AR 670-1 about downloading music.
Maybe yes if on a government computer, but not if you are using your own personal computer.
»www4.army.mil/ocpa/read.php?stor···key=5878
The military (At least Army) has some concerns due to security, but only on THIER computers. Nothing about soldiers personnel computers. |
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 DooD
join:2002-02-10
Jacksonville, FL | reply to sbrook
I'm no JAG, but I do know that we still have to obey all laws and regulations mandated by federal law. Therefore, by violating any copyright law we would be held accountable much like anyone else. However, Article 134 of the UCMJ is the beloved "catch-all" - the General Article. So merely being involved in such a case could get you a court martial under at least this article for "crimes that discredit the armed forces." |
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1 edit | None of these suits are criminal suits, they are all civil suits. You're not breaking any law by receiving pirated music, you are being sued.
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 amasaSurrender Your Women
join:2001-09-28
New York, NY | reply to BTVSFan
AR670-1 is "Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia"
LOL, Get a haircut and stop downloading music! |
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