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>The old two wrongs make a right defense. Where the hell did you get that from my comment? I'm saying that no prosecutor is going to take a fraud case where t
by dsfyu404ed 7y ago
>The old two wrongs make a right defense.
Where the hell did you get that from my comment?
I'm saying that no prosecutor is going to take a fraud case where the fact pattern is of a consumer manipulating a return system in order to achieve an outcome that was identical to one expressly allowed by their state law (return or exchange for non-defective example within 90 days).
- slg 7y agoIf a store overcharged you $5, are you allowed to break into the store after it closes to steal your $5 back? Because that seems to be your argument that you are justified in breaking the law as long as it returns you to some natural state of evenness.