25RZ57 - The Privacy in Mail Act

WHEREAS in Talossan history, and simply in general ethics, it is a violation of trust and ethics to make public a private correspondence;
THEREFORE the Ziu orders the Uppermost Cort, upon conviction of the crime of violating this act, to levy a punishment on the offender no less than the loss of the right to vote on a single Clark. For this act, "a private correspondence" means any postal mail, e-mail, or voice mail, sent in implied or explicit confidence, which making public would constitute a breach of ethics. The Uppermost Cort of course would decide if the act constituted such.

Uréu q'estadra så,
Matt Dabrowski (PC-Vuode)