Don't take this wrong, but some of you seem to be making this more difficult than it needs to be. Between all the laws & case laws in the links already listed throughout this thread, it seems pretty simple to me to understand what is and is not legal. Or to put it in real world terms, what will and will not get you in trouble with the law.
I don't wanna beat a dead horse by repeating myself so just browse back through the thread. You'll see the links and after visiting them, should get a pretty good idea of what would be considered acceptable. But of course it will always come down to just how crafty and influential your lawyer will be.
Again, I'm not trying to be rude or disrespectful here and I really hope no one takes it that way. I'm just saying that if you're still unclear at this point I think a re-read of the info and links listed before would clear that up.
