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So, why are you copyrighting the information? Shouldn't information be free and open to the scholarly community?
Sure, we'd like the forensics community and the interested public to be able to access this information. What we're not interested in, however, is having other websites reprint this information without attribution. That's called plagiarism, and it's not appropriate nor legal. Additionally, many spammers are starting to utilize portions of websites in an attempt to bypass spam filters. That's also wrong, since it violates our copyright as well as our terms of use. Information to reprint information on the website is only given at the discretion of the NFA Executive Council.
The National Forensic Association Journal is copyrighted as well.
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