From: Jim Ray <jmr@shopmiami.com>
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 1997 16:14:32 +0800
To: cypherpunks@cyberpass.net
Subject: Re: 1st Amendment Tossed in Paladin Case
Message-ID: <3.0.16.19971112015251.577fd49c@pop.gate.net>
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This is very worrisome to me. Miami author Paul Levine wrote a novel
a while back about using a naturally-occurring chemical available to
the medical profession called succhylcholine (sp?) to commit murder
almost untraceably.

He was inspired by someone trying it, and I think people have tried
it since, and the novel could be said to be a how-to, but nobody has
tried to stop him from making money on the book. This case, by looking
to the content of the how-to, promises to turn poorly-written how-to
books into poorly-written novels, I guess. (Levine's book is well-
written and a fun read, but not every author is Paul Levine.)
JMR
[If cypherpunks, please cc me on replies. I'm on a filtered version.]

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