>A simulation of that would be training materials for LEA or forensics teams to practice their craft. You are laughably misinformed on this matter in a way tha

>A simulation of that would be training materials for LEA or forensics teams to practice their craft. You are laughably misinformed on this matter in a way that is quite incomprehensible. You are welcome to refer to the legal definition as per the actual legal text instead of continuing to make rather bizarre claims on a topic where it's clear you know nothing about: https://www.congress.gov/bill/108th-congress/senate-bill/151/text https://www.congress.gov/bill/108th-congress/senate-bill/151... Even without having to refer to the actual text, I am confident most reasonable minded people understand the meaning of the term "simulated" and can take a position on whether it should be legal or not without arguing whether simulation means training materials or whether the term is legally meaningless. The fact that you don't is all I need to know that continuing this conversation with you is entirely pointless.