Personally I find it gauche when people judge the worthiness of someone else, merely because other people have had an even rougher time. This case is absolutel

Personally I find it gauche when people judge the worthiness of someone else, merely because other people have had an even rougher time. This case is absolutely like Aaron's, an over-zealous prosecutor doing absolutely nothing useful for society and pursuing a non-issue to potentially life-running levels. And it's not that this guy is or is not a white-hat, but that AT&T and the government are effectively black hats. It's not his duty to hold their hands, but it's AT&T's duty not to lie or misrepresent the situation and it's the prosecutor's duty to serve the public good.