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If a law said they were only legally allowed to charge for the cost of supplying the paper/ink and labor involved yet they charged a flat fee that in the aggreg
by MWil 10y ago
If a law said they were only legally allowed to charge for the cost of supplying the paper/ink and labor involved yet they charged a flat fee that in the aggregate that was magnitudes larger than what it cost...yes. That's the analogous scenario here.
edit: and now I'm confused b/c you're an appellate lawyer...
edit2: btw, there's a reasonable scenario where free is the most they could legally charge, in case you were focusing on the fact that a fee is charged at all