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Or is he just deliberately choosing to misinterpret ambiguous language to mean he can't talk to his lawyers in order to make the government look bad? This is th
by n09n 13y ago
Or is he just deliberately choosing to misinterpret ambiguous language to mean he can't talk to his lawyers in order to make the government look bad? This is the same man that printed out his key in 4 point font when presented with a court order.
- jlgreco 13y ago> misinterpret ambiguous language If only a lawyer could clear that up for him. ...oh wait.
- indrax 13y agoHe's not the only one. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_security_letter#Doe_v._Ashcroft http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_security_letter#Doe_v.... >In his ruling Judge Marrero wrote "All but the most mettlesome and undaunted NSL recipients would consider themselves effectively barred from consulting an attorney or anyone else who might advise them otherwise," and concluded, "as well as bound to absolute silence about the existence of the NSL...For the reasonable NSL recipient confronted with the NSL's mandatory language and the FBI's conduct related to the NSL, resistance is not a viable option."[22] Frankly, your words seem more like propaganda than his.