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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that unlawful activity existed outside of the law, anyway. Meaning, if (for example) I sell you heroin, you can't sue me
by chasing 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that unlawful activity existed outside of the law, anyway.
Meaning, if (for example) I sell you heroin, you can't sue me in small claims court saying that I cut it with baby laxatives and therefore you demand your money back.
If that's how things work, then if Comcast were to block a child porn site, the child porn site couldn't take Comcast to court over it and expect to win. Regardless of any net neutrality laws.
http://definitions.uslegal.com/c/clean-hands-doctrine/ http://definitions.uslegal.com/c/clean-hands-doctrine/
- trose 12y agoYes but say you're a torrenting site that allows users to upload their original content to distribute and ISPs block your traffic because they think all torrents are illegal. Then you'd care a lot about that clause.
- chasing 12y agoPresumably if Comcast was blocking your perfectly legal torrents, then net neutrality would come into play.