Universal Laws and Regulations - Re: Google
When it comes to country borders, refugees, various financial profits including currencies, firearms trade to nuclear power plants no one talks about universal laws! Now a judge decides evidence is missing at a case and asks Google to hand over all data logged outside of the US. I have tough time grasping what's going on lately. How does one country's judge decides for a global regulation? First of all, I can see the world court hearing arguments about one country obtaining data stored in another country and then issues an order based on the merits of that argument. But I expect that the mandate would have certain provisions: Namely that the company/entity in question does business in, or has headquarters in, the country requesting the information and that information pertains strictly to individuals who reside or for the dates the individuals used to reside in the country requesting the information. Proof of all of this maybe more must be presented, along with t...