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Section 11 of the ECTA reads as follows: 1) Information is not without legal force and effect merely on the grounds that it is wholly or partly in the form of a data message.
One Positive Point The saving grace in Heller is that the unconstitutional verbiage in Justice Scalia's majority opinion constitutes what lawyers call dicta--expressions extraneous to the issue presented to the court for decision, and therefore without legal force as "precedent.
 
 
 
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