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"you have to compare what a company is doing to the letter of the law" No, it is literally the court's job to interpret the law. They are the ones who take the
by atomicnumber3 3y ago
"you have to compare what a company is doing to the letter of the law"
No, it is literally the court's job to interpret the law. They are the ones who take the letter of the law and figure out what that actually means, and if history has shown us anything, they have tremendous latitude in that regard.
- dgreensp 3y agoWhat I meant was, the case will be decided by applying the law to the situation, so in order to discuss from the sidelines what could, should, or might happen, we need to look at what it says and how it might be interpreted.