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I wonder if that may be intentional so that when people to litigate it, it's going to be pretty obvious and leave very little room for doubt.
by hangonhn 6y ago
I wonder if that may be intentional so that when people to litigate it, it's going to be pretty obvious and leave very little room for doubt.
- throwaway894345 6y agoGenerally ambiguity leaves more, not less room for doubt, but IANAL.
- hangonhn 6y agoAgreed but my point was that in order for such a lawsuit to succeed, it must clear such a hurdle that it leaves little room for anyone to doubt the justifications. IANAL as well so this is just me wondering and hoping someone who's more knowledgable can give some insights.