[ale] cabling and GA

[Greg Freemyer]

If making dd copies of hard drives requires a PI license in GA, I'm
sure you have to have some kind of license to lay cable.

fyi: As I read the law you also have to have a PI license to be a
forensic accountant, to run a rape kit in a hospital, or any number of
other activities.  The key is if your documenting evidence for a court
case, you need a PI license.

Greg

On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 2:13 PM, Damon L. Chesser <damon at damtek.com> wrote:
> Got a phone call for someone looking to cable networks.  Needs a secret
> clearance, I don't have one.  However, I realized I don't know GA law,
> not being native.  Do you need anything to run cat5 in GA?  You don't in
> OK, where I am most recently from.
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