Or an espionage robot that copied documents and sent them to a competitor.
The defense argued that copying documents was not the same as removing them, as defined by state law.
Many of H.P.'s AirPrint-compatible printers are multifunction machines that can also print photos, copy documents and scan images.
Other hard copy documents were found on the desks of two other Goldman employees, an unnamed vice president and an associate.
Depending on the model, it can scan, fax and copy documents as well — but it typically costs more than a standard printer that just prints.
FISA, originally intended to hunt international spies, permits the authorities to wiretap virtually at will and break into people's homes to plant bugs or copy documents.
Justia is spending about $10,000 a month to send people to copy documents at the Supreme Court so the company can place it online for free access, he said.
During execution of the warrants, investigators found hard-copy documents and digital information stored on various devices and removable digital media.
There had been scriveners and bookkeepers and amanuenses for centuries, bent, ink-stained men who kept books and copied documents for merchants and lawyers and scholars.
That has eliminated a source of revenue, and prompted new guidelines: Now researchers are permitted to bring their own gear to copy documents.
