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It's morally bankrupt, but legally correct.
by Thrillington 10y ago
It's morally bankrupt, but legally correct.
- tgragnato 10y agoIf it's legally correct, then the law is so flawed.
- sitkack 10y agoWhy is he obligated to implement a solution? The IP is the idea, not the implementation of it.
- marcoperaza 10y agoI'm not familiar with the case, but others are saying that it was the terms of a settlement, not the court ruling.
- teej 10y agoA judge can compel someone to work without pay? Is that not slavery?
- gubwerd 10y agoThere's an exception to the US Constitution's abolition of slavery: punishment for a crime. Fortunately, contract disputes are civil rather than criminal.