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might work for a small shop, but the bigger companies have legal departments who've already been served with warrants and met with feds. And who knows, maybe NS
by digler999 10y ago
might work for a small shop, but the bigger companies have legal departments who've already been served with warrants and met with feds. And who knows, maybe NSL's start with a conventional subpoena to appear at your local court room or FBI office for a meeting you cant refuse. In fact, I'd wager that they would be served in a federal courthouse before a judge informing the recipient of their (lack of any) rights.
- matt4077 10y agoI wish that were true... But there are actually no judges involved in this process, and trying to get them involved may end up with you on the wrong side of the court room.