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They also want him to agree he: The final order requires Marohn to agree that he made an “untruthful statement,” a “false statement,” and “engaged in conduct i
by sharemywin 5y ago
They also want him to agree he:
The final order requires Marohn to agree that he made an “untruthful statement,” a “false statement,” and “engaged in conduct involving misrepresentation.”
- tptacek 5y agoSure. I think it's a fight worth having. I'm in his corner. But it isn't a simple matter of Malohn being charged literally with criticizing engineers; he gave a talk and wrote a blog post that pissed someone off, they looked him up, he was unlicensed, they complained.
- brudgers 5y agoIt is a fair bet that the complainant was more pissed off by the misleading claim of license than the content of the writing. It’s the difference between a difference of professional opinion and a difference of professional ethics. The analogy is the difference between a lawyer encountering ordinary bad legal advice on the internet and encountering bad legal advice on the internet by a person claiming to be a lawyer.