Some legal trouble with TOR in France

Landorin Landorin at gmx.net
Sat May 13 19:04:22 UTC 2006


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You might want to ask the Chaos Computer Club which seems to run an
exit node (check the node list), they are an organisation and might
probably be able to tell you more.
Personally, I believe a "Verein" is usually regarded as one person
(actually "juristische Person") of its own so they don't accuse a
private person but the organisation itself as a person (that's not
guaranteed, it's just what I guess so far). Also, an organisation
might rather afford going through court trials than a single person.
In case that's right an organisation running an exit node here might
be safer for the individual in a case as it happened in France.

Sincerely,
Landorin


Joe Knall schrieb:
> your things back! Just imagine they'd arrested you several days,
> destroying your data, they'd found some other less legal things in your
> home you maybe like to smoke or ...
> I clearly do not dare to run a tor server in Germany for reasons like
> these :(
> So my question is: does anyone know about or have experience with the
> implications when founding an organisation (Verein in german,
> incorporated society) of two or more people to run tor?
> The server/exit node would be run by the organisation, not a human
> being. Could this approach keep the members' private lives private?
>
> Joe
>
>
> You should be really happy you were set free the same day and even got


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