Re: Chiapas Info Source

[Terry Noland <dnoland@selu.edu>]

> 
> these mailing lists cannot be used fro evidence, correct?
> 
> just making sure... it would be horrible.
> 
> and do you know what are the standards for admissible evidence?

Actually I think they can be used as evidence because most of the 
information is news releases organizational reports from Mexican 
officials and human rights groups in support of the Chiapas rebels.

I could be mistaken...maybe this should be run by the CEDA committee to 
let them decide.  Would the internet be considered a "published medium" 
as far as such mailing lists go?

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