No "safe harbour" in Italy

[burntfilm]

I always understood public hosting as being the same as any other storage facility -
For instance - my furniture is in storage at such and such place, I have the key and it's locked at all times. I don't see how it's that storage facilities problem that the cushions are stuffed with cocaine, how should they know?
They wouldn't be liable in a police raid of my rented space...

That said, were it accessible to everyone, like a google video, and some kid went in and got high off my cocaine, then the WOULD be liable, because it's on their property... no?

[ecchi]

Originally Posted by burntfilm

For instance - my furniture is in storage at such and such place, I have the key and it's locked at all times. I don't see how it's that storage facilities problem that the cushions are stuffed with cocaine, how should they know?

No idea what the law is in the US, but over here the property owner is responsible for anything on their property. For example I live in rented accommodation, if I started growing pot in here and got caught, my landlord would be arrested as well.

[burntfilm]

Originally Posted by ecchi

No idea what the law is in the US, but over here the property owner is responsible for anything on their property. For example I live in rented accommodation, if I started growing pot in here and got caught, my landlord would be arrested as well.

Wow, seems like a heavy burden to a landlord.
That wouldn't be the case here. Landlords here need to give 24 hour notice before even entering a domicile - They couldn't be seen as automatically complicit.
Of course if the cops could prove he/she was aware of the illegal activity that would be a different story...
I think the closest cases here involve club owners who are complicit in the sale of drugs out in the open in their clubs, that has happened.

I would just think that a tube site owner - or google - could be responsible for what's publicly visible on their property - Our strip clibs don't have bay windows to the main street but these public websites certainly do.

[tickler]

Originally Posted by burntfilm

Our strip clibs don't have bay windows to the main street but these public websites certainly do.

Hehe, It was funny when females won in court for the right to go topless in public here, same as the guys.

Some of the strip clubs has dancers stripping in the windows, at some others they were sitting outside on the patios. The rub & tug across the street had some hotties setting outside sunning themselves. I seem to remember some accidents/traffic jams.

[Kumaji]

Ima a landlord in Charleston, SC...
It ain't easy bein cheesy...

[burntfilm]

Originally Posted by tickler

Hehe, It was funny when females won in court for the right to go topless in public here, same as the guys.

Some of the strip clubs has dancers stripping in the windows, at some others they were sitting outside on the patios. The rub & tug across the street had some hotties setting outside sunning themselves. I seem to remember some accidents/traffic jams.

lol we took advantage of that in Brooklyn a few times
http://www.ivyblack.net/hot-stuff/sa...lashing-combo/