Germany won't shoot down hijacked Airliners

[quadrat]

Jesus, German jails are country clubs. You have to be afraid about the ones in third world nations. Besides, I'd like to confirm my old quote. I would do many things if they were permitted, for example club Palladin, reasoning that can only bring some order in his braincells. However, I'm a law abiding citizen. Palladin, why don't you club yourself? :lol:

[John L]

I would do many things if they were permitted, for example club Palladin, reasoning that can only bring some order in his braincells. However, I'm a law abiding citizen. Palladin, why don't you club yourself? :lol:

You would have to travel to E Tennessee "Q", and you would not get very far there. Forget it! Just keep smiling and continue to dream.

[quadrat]

I'm delighted to report our guardians of freedom are still fully awake, and denied the German chief prosecutor to spy on the computer of an Islamic-terrorism suspect. The prosecutor petitioned to have some hacker software installed on the suspect's pc, which would have sent all data to the police and deinstalled itself after the attack. Sorry, the link in German only.
http://de.news.yahoo.com/05022007/286/hi...-ssig.html

Die heimliche Durchsuchung eines Computers durch einen Hacker-Angriff der Polizei ist unzulässig. Dies entschied der Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) in Karlsruhe. Laut Gericht gibt es für das heimliche Ausspähen von Computern keine eindeutige Ermächtigungsgrundlage im Gesetz. Damit wurde der Antrag von Generalbundesanwältin Monika Harms abgelehnt, die den Computer eines mutmaßlichen Islamisten heimlich auf Beweise durchsuchen lassen wollte.
Dazu sollte wie bei einem Hacker-Angriff ein Programm installiert werden, um den Inhalt der Festplatte komplett und online auf einen Computer der Fahnder zu kopieren. Danach sollte sich die Spionagesoftware de-installieren. Harms hatte dazu einen herkömmlichen Durchsuchungsbefehl beantragt.[quote]

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