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Is there any chance that the telco will win the suit?

• einhverfr 14y ago
  IANAL but I would guess the first thing that will happen is their lawyers will ask to postpone the case pending the challenge to the NSL. I would be surprised if a court does not agree to this. Then the challenge will happen, if they lose on the challenge, the Telco will be back in court with the record of the previous battle saying they were within their rights. If the telco loses, it is a bad day for due process indeed. I can't imagine a telco losing because they delayed compliance in order to challenge an order, and if that is all that is required to be liable then due process is dead. It's unimaginable to me, and the consequences of that cannot be overstated.