[Cryptography] Regulations of Tempest protections of buildings

[Jerry Leichter]

> Sorry but if you can't see the written law, promulgated regulation, or
> included by reference junk, even as an indigent for lols, then it doesn't
> exist, you don't have to comply with it, and can't be prosecuted for it.
> There is a very famous guy (can't find link) who goes around suing
> FOIA / States / Jurisdictions over this bullshit secret law proprietary
> copyright trademark access fee crap, and winning.
You're thinking of Carl Malamud ... who as it happens just *lost* a case in US District Court against Georgia, whose full official laws, in hardcopy, were only available to him from LexisNexis for $1,207.02.  See https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/public-records-activist-violated-copyright-by-publishing-georgia-legal-code-online/

There are many state laws a regulations that "include by reference" standards published by various organizations who sell them for large amounts of money.  Yes, you are legally responsible for working within the standards.

                                                        -- Jerry