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Defendants can always opt for a judge to rule on the case. At that point, what the law actually says matters a lot (unless the judge is corrupt, which is becom
by hedora 8mo ago
Defendants can always opt for a judge to rule on the case.
At that point, what the law actually says matters a lot (unless the judge is corrupt, which is becoming more common in the US, but with corrupt judges, it doesn’t really matter how good or bad the laws is).
- caseysoftware 8mo agoGood call. What's this law's definition of "operating system"?