ta3927590

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   by ta3927590 5y ago

   Malarkey may be the intent. Knowing the case is nonsense and having no expectation of winning, you press on because even if eventually found not-guilty, the process of the defendant getting there if prosecuted can be used to destroy their c
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   by ta3927590 5y ago

   As anyone could probably guess, LEOs that do actual technical work are rarely the same ones talking to the public about that technical work. Thus what gets said to or published for the public is rarely reflective of the actual internal unde
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   by ta3927590 5y ago

   Historically, definitely. Currently? Fairly common. However, what's both historically and currently uncommon is having the sense to not do so while also identifying yourself. For the h4x0r cred, or whatever. Which is of course childish