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More tricky issues for legal jurisdiction and the Internet. Uncle Sam's Safari Outfitters Inc. sued New York-based Uncle Sam's Army Navy Outfitters in a Missouri federal court for claims arising from the latter Sam's Web site. But the Missouri court would not keep the case, ruling that although the Web site is available to anyone with Internet access -- including people in Missouri -- the mere operation of a non-interactive Web site without "something more" does not establish personal jurisdiction.
May 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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