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The California Supreme Court on Thursday heard arguments over whether a San Francisco man violated the state's Uniform Trade Secrets Act by posting on the Internet a computer code that unscrambles encrypted DVDs or whether the action constituted protected speech. In only his second appearance at the court as state attorney general, Bill Lockyer argued that the code is nothing more than "a burglary tool."
May 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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