suggesting that they needed "better education" regarding relevant statutes, and finding that they had no basis to suspect SJG of any wrongdoing. The third count dealing with interception of e-mail was upheld in October 1994 by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Electronic Frontier Foundation was an amicus curiae at the appeal. Jackson and other Austin area activists including John Quarterman, Jon Lebkowsky, Bruce Sterling, Smoot Carl-Mitchell, Lar Kaufman and Matt Lawrence formed EFF-Austin in 1991. Although the raid was not a part of Operation Sundevil, this law enforcement effort, which spanned two years, has a tarnished image owing to a lack of successful prosecutions and questionable procedures. The GURPS Cyberpunk book lists "Unsolicited Comments: The United States Secret Service" on its credits page. References Sources Citations External links SJ Games vs. the Secret Service from Steve Jackson Games website The EFF's Steve Jackson Games v. Secret Service Case Archive. 1993 in United States case law Legion of Doom (hacker group) Electronic Frontier Foundation United States district court cases United States Secret Service fr:Steve Jackson Games#Perquisition du Secret service