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Originally Posted by Nookster
Well, from my and my attorney's understandings, yes it is a clear violation...as you or only required to give access to the documents "to the Office of the United States Attorney General, or his designated representative, or as otherwise required by a governmental authority of competent jurisdiction pursuant to valid process."
By DirectNIC asking to physically see the documents they are impersonating those officials...and I believe impersonating a government official holds a minimum of 10 years in prison.
Now, we're not for certain that it's a "clear violation" to access the documents if you are not gov. officials, BUT by trying to force someone to give them access IS clearly impersonating a government official (as only government officials have the right to do so).
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they are not conducting an inspection of records as described in 18 U.S.C. 2257 you dumbass. whether or not they are violating that law is not in question... they simply asked to see proof of age for 14 models.
fire your attorney... he sucks and if what you call deductive reasoning led you and your "attorney" to the conclusion that they are impersonating govenment officials, you need to wrap yourself in pillows, put a helmet on and never leave the house again to protect yourself and others.