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The problem is having parties on both sides of the lawsuit present, and the hearing is about the TSA, so they can't very well be removed. If you're going to ac
by Ralith 15y ago
The problem is having parties on both sides of the lawsuit present, and the hearing is about the TSA, so they can't very well be removed.
If you're going to accuse people of failure to use logic, using a little yourself wouldn't hurt.
- joe_the_user 15y agoHmm, If the topic of the lawsuit is going to be discussed, then the invited TSA agent's testimony at the hearing could be relevant to the lawsuit regardless of whether Schneier is there. If the topic of the lawsuit is not going to be discussed, then everything is OK. Remember congress people will do the questioning, not Schneier or Schneier's council. Perhaps Schneier's mere presence could inject some lawsuit-related questions (using a zero-day legal flaw the congress-testimony process, perhaps?) but this possibility seems remote.