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This could also be a HUGE step for all anti-parallel construction cases out there. Not only will it embolden other lawyers to look for details in their cases th
by higherpurpose 12y ago
This could also be a HUGE step for all anti-parallel construction cases out there. Not only will it embolden other lawyers to look for details in their cases that might point to parallel construction, therefore leading to more such discoveries, but the government should also freak out that their parallel-constructed cases (I assume they have at least hundreds we don't know about, possibly thousands) would get invalidated, and might actually stop getting information this way.
- mindslight 12y ago> the government ... might actually stop getting information this [parallel construction] way lololol. They'll just smooth the practice over with some new laws which, like every other blatantly unconstitutional law currently in effect, won't be overturned by the courts because doing so would upset the status quo. The only way it'll ever stop is when the fuckers are finally bankrupt, both economically and socially.