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					<description><![CDATA[Probably get my head cut off for saying this.. but it is not the job of the courts to set long term policy.

Privacy,  Right to know, and other court driven rights should be defined by the legislative process. In time, court decisions can be changed and reversed, and are only DECISIONS - and are open to a wide range of interpretations. I also dislike the idea of a llarge amount of power residing in the govermental athority that I have the least control over. I say kick the legislatures into gear - If there is something you are concerned about - let them know the price of  inaction on thier part...

-Waiting for the flames...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Probably get my head cut off for saying this.. but it is not the job of the courts to set long term policy.</p>
<p>Privacy,  Right to know, and other court driven rights should be defined by the legislative process. In time, court decisions can be changed and reversed, and are only DECISIONS &#8211; and are open to a wide range of interpretations. I also dislike the idea of a llarge amount of power residing in the govermental athority that I have the least control over. I say kick the legislatures into gear &#8211; If there is something you are concerned about &#8211; let them know the price of  inaction on thier part&#8230;</p>
<p>-Waiting for the flames&#8230;</p>
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