Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge, Sweetwater County, Wyoming. In March 2015, the state of Wyoming passed new laws named Senate Files 12 and 80 (SF 12 and SF 80). These laws have the titles: "Trespassing to Collect Data" (SF12) and "Trespassing to collect data- civil cause of action" (SF 80). State Republican Marti Halverson said: "When a person trespasses to collect resource data, that person is not only trespassing - he is stealing data that is the property of the landowner." It might well create a unique new category of crime called "data trespass". The issues surrounding this and its history are discussed in the second episode of "The Crowd and the Cloud". "The Crowd and the Cloud" is a four-part series broadcast during April 2017, which examines citizen science. In October 2018, a portion of the so-called 'Data Trespass' laws was found to be unconstitutional, violating the First Amendment. In October 2018, a portion of the so-called Data Trespass laws were found to be unconstitutional, violating the First Amendment. Dated the 29th of October 2018, United States District Judge Scott W. Skavdah wrote in his Conclusion: "The First Amendment's guarantee of free speech in this case leads the Court to find Wyoming statutes §§ 6-3-414(c) and 40-27-101(c) are facially unconstitutional."
Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge, Sweetwater County, Wyoming. In March 2015, the state of Wyoming passed new laws named Senate Files 12 and 80 (SF 12 and SF 80). These laws have the titles: "Trespassing to Collect Data" (SF12) and "Trespassing to collect data- civil cause of action" (SF 80). State Republican Marti Halverson said: "When a person trespasses to collect resource data, that person is not only trespassing - he is stealing data that is the property of the landowner." It might well have created a new category of crime called "data trespass". In October 2018, a portion of the so-called 'Data Trespass' laws was found to be unconstitutional, violating the First Amendment. In October 2018, a portion of the so-called Data Trespass laws was found to be unconstitutional, violating the First Amendment. Dated the 29th of October 2018, United States District Judge Scott W. Skavdah wrote in his Conclusion: "The First Amendment's guarantee of free speech in this case leads the Court to find Wyoming statutes §§ 6-3-414(c) and 40-27-101(c) are facially unconstitutional."
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