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> A guy was arrested, but there is nothing to suggest he was ever sent to prison (the thing you specifically emphasised and repeated). That's just splitting h
by bogwog 4y ago
> A guy was arrested, but there is nothing to suggest he was ever sent to prison (the thing you specifically emphasised and repeated).
That's just splitting hairs over some word choice. Replace the word "prison" with "jail" if you must, but it doesn't change what I was saying:
Nintendo sent someone to jail for selling cheats for a single player game. To jail! (emphasized and repeated)
- AussieWog93 4y ago>Nintendo sent someone to jail for selling cheats for a single player game. To jail! (emphasized and repeated) No, it's not splitting hairs. He was arrested. At least where I'm from, that basically means being escorted to a police station and questioned. Perhaps you know some specifics about the Japanese legal system that I don't, and everyone over there that is arrested spends a week in jail waiting to be heard by a magistrate. But as far as I can tell, there's nothing to even suggest that he was charged.