Anti-spam law declared illegal
One of the strongest anti-spam laws in the U.S. has been declared unconstitutional.
The Washington state law, approved in 1998, banned commercial e-mail with misleading information in the subject line, an invalid reply address or a disguised path of transmission across the Internet.
However, a judge ruled that the statute violates the interstate-commerce clause because it is "unduly restrictive and burdensome," hurting legitimate businesses more than it helps consumers.
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