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    Comment #15859937

    https://www.popehat.com/2016/06/14/lawsplainer-its-not-rico-...

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    Comment #11606083

    My point is that the EFF (and whoever was drafting this press release) certainly knows what the Judicial Conference is, and are (is) willfully misrepresenting them through careful …

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    Comment #11605955

    Most concepts posted about on HN, and for that matter, discussed by the EFF, are "little-known." The inclusion of that description in the headline is obviously intended to make the…

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    Comment #11605900

    The Judicial Conference of the United States is neither a "little-known committee" or in any way secretive or shady, unless one is totally ignorant of how the judicial system works…

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    Comment #11127538

    I agree, but most consumers probably see them as harmful, and many consumers are dissatisfied with state-sanctioned monopolies on taxi service. The actual effect doesn't matter to …

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    Comment #11125579

    I think the reason that {Uber, AirBNB, DraftKings} succeeded in flouting the law is that they operated in industries that are consumer-facing, and where the cost of regulation is o…

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    Comment #11094272

    Stop being obstinate. You know exactly what the parent means, and that publishers can sue authors who distribute the works for which they (the publishers) own copyright.

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    Comment #11084353

    The situation isn't really the same; these are valley sales-types making decisions about how to provide medical insurance to thousands, and it's likely that they haven't had any fo…

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    Comment #11075256

    You are aware that the NSA doesn't kick down anyone's door, and that any SIGINT intercepts are accompanied with a message that they can't be used in criminal prosecution, right?

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    Comment #11075054

    You're wrong about voting: americans living abroad register in their last state of residence, and can vote in those elections. It's not illegal to do so. Most states have programs …

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    Comment #11075001

    This is absolutely false. All US citizens (who are otherwise eligible) living abroad can vote.

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    Comment #11074940

    1. The IRS isn't signing binding international agreements, they're agreeing to cooperate with foreign governments in the reporting of financial assets, which is well within their l…

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    Comment #11065441

    Well I certainly hope that he can "tackle" the Washington state criminal justice system with the same enthusiasm.

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    Comment #11064342

    It is unquestionably a crime. One could argue that it was worth it (I doubt it) but there's absolutely no question that what happened was criminal.

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    Comment #11064232

    In this context, "component" means an agency that's part of the DOJ. The FBI, for example, is a component of the DOJ. They're simply stating that Main Justice wasn't hacked.

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    Comment #11062114

    Move fast and break things (laws included).

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