Snake Doctor |
09-12-2006 10:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by tony404
You dont seem to understand the way the court system works, they just cant say you broke the law give the sentence. I dont know what kind of lawyer you talk too but if it went to court a competent lawyer could show the confusing aspect of the law and therefore his client is not guilty of the clerical error that he was trying to comply the best he could with such a confusing statue.
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I disagree, you can't argue that a statute was too confusing to a jury, a jury can't decide whether or not a law is "fair" they can only decide your guilt or innocence based on the law as it is written.
Arguments over whether or not the law is clear or fair or whether or not is possible to comply with aren't for juries, they're for judges.
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Originally Posted by tony404
Once again if it was as simple as you said they could of gotten rid of half the websites in the us already but its not that cut and dry.
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I think that is their intention. Obviously the justice department and fbi's resources were overwhelmed after 9/11, which is what took this administration so long to start coming after us, but they are indeed coming after us.
Our court victory in the 10th circuit has also been holding them up. I think they had every intention of going after secondary producer website owners the day the new regulations went into effect, but our court challenge stopped that.
Now they're inspecting primary producers (not covered under the FSC's agreement with the DOJ) AND rewrote the law regarding secondary producers which is really going to screw us in the court case in Denver.
It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when, they're coming for us and we all better have our docs in order.
:2 cents:
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