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They probably don't care about the cost, it's the precedent they're trying to block or overturn. And I don't see how even the appeal can stand against further

They probably don't care about the cost, it's the precedent they're trying to block or overturn. And I don't see how even the appeal can stand against further appeals (or whatever they do next to protest what they consider an invalid ruling).

DanBC 9y ago
Do small claims cases create precedent?
- g051051 9y ago
  IANAL, so it may not be "Precedent" with a capital P, but it is a court ruling and the guy put a huge amount of crazy stuff into it that other crazies can now point to and say "see, a judge agreed with all of this".