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I’m guessing there’s some obvious telltale that there’s a warrant (signed/stamped by judge, possibly on court letterhead instead of police letterhead). Also po
by Scoundreller 3y ago
I’m guessing there’s some obvious telltale that there’s a warrant (signed/stamped by judge, possibly on court letterhead instead of police letterhead).
Also possible to separate the streams of input. Maybe can’t force it, but having a “warrants” stream that gets priority triage and another for “other” that works a lot slower because it’s mostly garbage. Can create a shit list for those that abuse the “warrants” stream.
- actionfromafar 3y agoDoesn't sound very safe to shitlist NYPD.
- BLKNSLVR 3y agoWhich seems to be what NYPD are attempting to leverage.
- throwanem 3y ago> I’m guessing I'm not, at least in the extent I've participated in subpoena response and had conversations with an employer's counsel in that connection. If you're b2c and past a certain point of scale, it just becomes an overhead, a bit of a pain but no big deal. That's if you respond promptly and completely - any company that screws around with something credibly subpoena-shaped is taking a dangerous risk; that's a great way to draw the interest of courts ("contempt of"), and SDNY in particular is known for being quite proddy.