Re:Unlocking and jailbreaking are now legally protected in t...
by pmccool on Thursday July 29, 2010 @08:51PM
(#1559907)
Not prohibited != can be done without legal consequence.
New torts are invented, albeit rarely. Every so often there's a new duty of care in negligence. There are, I'm sure, other examples and the point is this: the lack of case law wasn't much help to the first defendant to lose on that point.
New torts are invented, albeit rarely. Every so often there's a new duty of care in negligence. There are, I'm sure, other examples and the point is this: the lack of case law wasn't much help to the first defendant to lose on that point.