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Have you read the subpoena? It's definitely aimed at incriminating the student. I don't disagree with your take on their lack of protection by the 5th amendment
by icambron 12y ago
Have you read the subpoena? It's definitely aimed at incriminating the student. I don't disagree with your take on their lack of protection by the 5th amendment, but I think you're just wrong about who they're going after. Excerpts:
3. All documents and correspondence concerning all breaches of security and/or unauthorized access to computers by you.
10. All documents concerning complaints against you...concerning the unauthorized access of computers and/or Bitcoin code.
Items 11 - 14 are also aimed at finding evidence that they've done something wrong.
Source: https://www.eff.org/document/subpoena-jeremy-rubin-dba-tidbit https://www.eff.org/document/subpoena-jeremy-rubin-dba-tidbi...
Edit: trying to cut down on tone
- akira2501 12y agoFrom "New Jersey's Further Reply," this part caught my eye: "For example, Mr. Fakhoury's Certification describes how Plaintiff discovered that the Division issued subpoenas to the New Jersey Coded Websites, Plaintiff's state of mind upon discovering this information, and Plaintiff's decision to send an email to its entire list of users."