Drug War, Books and Privacy

[Thomas Seay]

I actually own this book!  -Thomas
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Drug Squad Fumes As Bookshop Shields Reader
Prize-Winning US Writers Queue Up To Defend Privacy Of
Customer Who 
Bought Uncle Fester's Illicit Drug Manual
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It never won a Pulitzer or appeared on the New York
Times bestseller 
lists but a 400-page book about the manufacture of
illicit drugs by an 
author known as Uncle Fester is at the center of a
legal battle over 
the 
privacy of the US book-buying public. In what has been
described as a 
landmark case for the US book industry, the Tattered
Cover bookshop in 
Denver, Colorado, has spent 18 months resisting the
attempts of both 
police and courts to obtain the identity of a customer
who purchased 
Uncle Fester's opus, Advanced Techniques of
Clandestine Drug 
Laboratories. 

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