throwaway88643

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   by throwaway88643 8y ago

   It’s like a dead-man switch. You can also set it so every few hours, you have to enter in a password to keep it up. If you are held for questioning, most likely you won’t have access to a device to update it.
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   by throwaway88643 8y ago

   Surely if the criminal is an assassin, the judge wouldn’t order them to continue taking contracts for “the greater goood.”
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   by throwaway88643 8y ago

   Didn’t Snowden reveal that government agencies routinely break the law?
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   by throwaway88643 8y ago

   I’m guessing this depends on the judge? I was in traffic court and one of the lawyers argued that the statute did not explicitly say what his client did was illegal. I don’t recall what it was, but he read the statute and explained the tech