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From another article on the case on westword.com: >Jackson's order doesn't mean the agency can no longer seek to shut down the magnet trade; it simply sends th
by foobar1962 8y ago
From another article on the case on westword.com:
>Jackson's order doesn't mean the agency can no longer seek to shut down the magnet trade; it simply sends the case back for further review before a possibly less biased panel.
Is this really a victory?
- romwell 8y agoThe victory here is that Zen is not currently in active litigation, which is a huge drain on resources. Given the overwhelming amount of data that is out there that one shouldn't restrict magnets more than military weapons, I have high hopes that an less biased commission would not advocate for a total and absolute ban.
- jonhendry18 8y agoThe magnets were never banned from industrial use and sale.