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The emails should just be made public anyway. They are public servants, yes? "To serve and to protect."
by what-no-tests 3y ago
The emails should just be made public anyway.
They are public servants, yes?
"To serve and to protect."
- dahdum 3y agoIt’s about fraudulent data requests using hacked email accounts from government bodies all around the world. What emails are you referring to that should be made public?
- what-no-tests 3y agoWell if they have nothing to hide then what's the issue, officer?
- dahdum 3y agoI’m not arguing against your point, it just appears completely irrelevant to the article under discussion, so I asked for clarification instead of just assuming you didn’t read the article.
- singleshot_ 3y agoCastle Rock v. Gonzales, 545 U.S. 748 (2005) (Police not required to serve or to protect).
- what-no-tests 3y agoFalse advertising.
- singleshot_ 3y agoLack of a sale or advertisement of any merchandise would be fatal to such a claim, at least in this jurisdiction.