Author: JT Smith
Interesting-people.org has the post detailing Cem Kaner’s attendance of the 17th meeting of the Uniform Computer
>Information Transactions Act drafting committee. Kaner notes: “The drafting committee is under intense pressure to work a political
compromise, because, after passing in Virginia and Maryland, UCITA has
been rejected in every state that has considered it and three states have passed ‘bomb shelter’ laws designed to keep UCITA-governed contract rules out of their states.”
>Information Transactions Act drafting committee. Kaner notes: “The drafting committee is under intense pressure to work a political
compromise, because, after passing in Virginia and Maryland, UCITA has
been rejected in every state that has considered it and three states have passed ‘bomb shelter’ laws designed to keep UCITA-governed contract rules out of their states.”
