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It's definitely seedy, but it doesn't sound like it's illegal. Misrepresenting data is one thing, but circulating misleading data is hard to define and punish.
by johnzeringue 10y ago
It's definitely seedy, but it doesn't sound like it's illegal. Misrepresenting data is one thing, but circulating misleading data is hard to define and punish.
- wheelerwj 10y agolieing and destroying evidence if there is a warrant or subpoena is a definitive crime.