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Highlight: "This is going to be a long post, so here’s the summary of my conclusion on the first question: I think the charges against Swartz were based on a f
by roel_v 14y ago
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"This is going to be a long post, so here’s the summary of my conclusion on the first question: I think the charges against Swartz were based on a fair reading of the law. None of the charges involved aggressive readings of the law or any apparent prosecutorial overreach. All of the charges were based on established caselaw. Indeed, once the decision to charge the case had been made, the charges brought here were pretty much what any good federal prosecutor would have charged. This is different from what a lot of people are hearing on the Internets, so I realize this post isn’t going to be popular."
(should have been in the title imo)
- bane 14y agoRight, which points strongly to how disproportionate and broken the penalties are in the legal system.
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