Capital Letter: Are the penalties for sending unsolicited electronic messages a sledgehammer approach?
A $12,000 fine for sending unsolicited emails in the course of a spat with other members of an app developers forum seems rather excessive.
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A $12,000 fine for sending unsolicited emails in the course of a spat with other members of an app developers forum seems rather excessive. In Aksentijevic v Department of Internal Affairs, Justice Peter Woodhouse thought so in the Auckland High Court and reduced the fine to
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Capital Letter: Are the penalties for sending unsolicited electronic messages a sledgehammer approach?
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