Bring Schneier book

* International Trade in Arms Restrictions

	"Auxiliary Military Equipment" maintaining secrecy or
	confidentiality of information, with exceptions

	Exception for technical data in the public domain, but
	technical data does not include software.

		Software includes but is not limited to the system
		functional design, logic flow, algorithms, application
		programs, operating systems and support software for
		design, implementation, test, operation, diagnosis and
		repair.

* State department jurisdiction vs. commerce dept. jurisdiction,
"commodities jurisdiction"

* Book (Schneier, good)

* Phil Karn, works on wireless communications products for Qualcomm

* Got a CJ for the book, not the disks

	- book is technical data in in the public domain

* Filed a CJ for the disks, was denied

	- disks not an exact reproduction of what's in the book
	- falls under ITAR

* Appealed on basis that disks were same as in book, data on disks
were in public domain and covered by First Apendment.  Refused.

	- no mention of argument that disk is same as book
	- software is not technical data, not subject to exception
	- software is for the purpose of allowing people to put
	  cryptography in their applications
	- determined consistency with First Amendment

* Appealed to Thomas McNamara (asst. secretary, dept. of state, bureau
of politico-military affairs) concentrating on similarity, first
amendment violation.  Refused.

	- Disk is software, not technical data explaining theory of
	  cryptographic software.
	- Does not discuss similarity with book, or First Amendment

* Complaint filed, asking for declaratory judgment

	- Executive appeals exhausted
	- Concentrates on denial of first amendment rights
	- Wants the relevant provisions of the ITAR to be declared
	  unconstitutional

Joke (oldest profession in the world):

	Surgeon: creating Eve out of one of Adams' ribs
	Civil Engineer: creating order from chaos
	Computer Scientist: chaos