Intellectual Property
Nov. 13, 2001
Minimal Affect
The USA Patriot Act answers many questions dot-coms had before Sept. 11 about how to comply with judicial orders to examine documentation about suspected terrorists.
Picture this scenario: It's the middle of the afternoon and dot-com workers are trucking along building the New Economy, when federal law enforcement agents decked in formidable attire - tinted sunglasses, black slacks and dark jackets with the letters F-B-I emblazoned in gold on the back - enter the lobby. In their hands, they hold a judicia...
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