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I think part of the problem may be that you see them as "the pro-prosecution crowd". I don't think they are. tptacek explicitly said he's fine with the convicti
by scott_s 11y ago
I think part of the problem may be that you see them as "the pro-prosecution crowd". I don't think they are. tptacek explicitly said he's fine with the conviction being overturned. There's a difference between saying "I support the prosecution" and "I disagree with your argument against the prosecution".
- s_q_b 11y agoMy argument against the prosecution was the one used by the Judge. See e.g. the discussion of the FBI's arrest: In a 71-page opinion, Justice Ronald A. Zweibel of State Supreme Court in Manhattan ruled that the F.B.I. “did not have probable cause to arrest defendant, let alone search him or his home.” The arrest was “illegal,” Justice Zweibel wrote, and Mr. Aleynikov’s “Fourth Amendment rights were violated as a result of a mistake of law.”