If a catalog retailer promised customers it would not sell their personal information (addresses, phone numbers, e- mail addresses, etc.) to another direct marketing company, and it did, the catalog retailer would be found guilty of invasion of privacy. Its sentence would be determined by___________ .
A) the Internet Compliancy Act
B) specific Supreme Court rulings
C) the Federal Trade Act
D) the Cellar-Kefauver Act of 1995
E) the U.S. Sentencing Commission Guidelines

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Nearly all types of for-profit and nonprofit organizations are covered by these guidelines.

If a Catalog Retailer Promised Customers It Would Not Sell