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Originally Posted by DukeSkywalker
from what i know only the people filing the injunction are covered in the injuction, i.e, the fsc & its members. Now this does not mean you are immune to the law, not in the least. You will still have to be 2257 compliant. it problally just means that the things in the law that are questionable you may have more protection from if you were inspected.
I could be wrong, I am not an attorney, so pls dont take what I say as gospel. Regardless, become a member.
Duke
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Yes, I understood the fact that only FSC members will be covered in the injunction. However, the article says that "Only FSC members will enjoy the benefits if the lawsuit is successful in striking down aspects of 2257", which means they're not talking about the injunction. The injunction means they're simply not enforce that law upon FSC members while this thing is in court, whereas the lawsuit being "successful in striking down aspects of 2257" means the law is actually going to get altered after they win the lawsuit. Meaning, how the fuck can only FSC members enjoy benefits?
I'm no lawyer and English isn't my native language, but to me it sounds like either the one who wrote the article has done shit for research, or a cheap plug for scared fools to run and join the FSC, 'cause otherwise they'll be thrown in jail, should the FSC win.
