[arin-discuss] that court case
Edward Lewis
Ed.Lewis at neustar.biz
Wed Dec 27 09:19:21 EST 2006
Apparently the court decided something - I saw this on CircleID:
http://www.circleid.com/posts/legal_attack_arin_dismissed/
The ARIN press release is here:
http://www.arin.net/media/releases/dismissal-release.pdf
ARIN's media page (on this) is:
http://www.arin.net/media/index.html
Looking at the legal papers, I see a lot of talk about the statute of
limitations running out on this matter. Was that the deciding
factor, or did the court set any precedent that "IPs is not
property"? (Sorry, IP addresses and AS numbers are not...)
In the ARIN press release, it says that this is a "victory" for the
policy process. The only document linked to from ARIN's media page
that has the work "policy" in it is
http://www.arin.net/media/clarification-granted.pdf - and I think
that that is a document from ARIN to the court, not the other way
around.
I'm not doubting that the ruling is good for ARIN and how it works.
I'm questioning my ability to understand the legal documents, mostly
to know or understand better the legal justification for ARIN's (and
I mean the membership, not staff) being.
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