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> Even if you go the nuclear option, you might risk being arrested: Surely, in a free society, you are free to close down your business for whatever reason yo
by capableweb 4y ago
> Even if you go the nuclear option, you might risk being arrested:
Surely, in a free society, you are free to close down your business for whatever reason you want? Someone might feel like the business is no longer fun to run for X reason, it just happen to have coincided with law enforcement wanting to add wiretaps.
- DistractionRect 4y agoHe is free to close down his business//not take on new customers, but that doesn't change his non compliance with a warrant for previous customer information. Much like you are free to destroy your belongings in general, but not once their is or there will be a legal order for their surrender (I.e. Destruction of evidence).
- rad_gruchalski 4y ago> Surely, in a free society, you are free to close down your business for whatever reason you want? Sure, but it’s not something you can do within a day. You need to settle your legal obligations.