There's a certain logic there, but it does set a worrying precedent. If there's an official digital ambassador, why not have an energy ambassador for the giant oil and gas companies, and a drug ambassador for Big Pharma? And won't that kind of political apparatus provide yet more ways for already influential companies to bend and shape government policy in a country -- tipping the balance against ordinary people even further?
Shhh....you're not supposed to be giving away the plan this early.
The DOJ with its MILLIONS of pages of redaction experience suddenly drops the ball on a document about immigration judges?
Accidently on purpose seems more likely.
Something is missing from this story...I didn't see any references to Disney sending out a Cease and Desist letter to the company. Eight months between the movie release and the lawsuit without a C&D from Disney? Somebody there is slacking on the job.
/sarcasm
Their first application, in June, was rejected outright by the judge. They returned with a more narrowly drawn order in July and were rejected again. Finally, before a new judge, the order was granted, on 15 October, three weeks before election day.
Nothing like keeping at it till you get the results you want.
I wasn't trying to be funny with my post...only pointing out that it is a lot easier to tell other people to work harder than to do the hard work yourself.
The only reason people would even consider classifying either political party as critical infrastructure is because it would give the illusion to the American public that the political party is essential to the American government. God forbid people ever realize that political parties come and go, and aren't really essential to governing.
Next weeks new to read, "Butterball files trademark suit against playground bullies for calling fat kids butterballs. Blimpie considers following suit."
Besides pissing off their paying customer base, all HRD did was to ensure that users will never trust another update from HRD again. Nice policy to have when it comes to security patches and such...:s
Exactly...given the chutzpah they've shown so far, I highly doubt they can keep their mouth shut. Or at least I hope they don't.
The best part is yet to come...
When Steele and Hansmeier respond to these charges in writing. I can't wait to see how they're going to try and weasel out of it by blaming other people.
And yes, I have 24 bags of popcorn just waiting for that time.
we need a list of what states to avoid at any cost or convenience. just drive around the sucker.That list consists of all 50 states.
Sounds like Pruitt Health should have just taken their butt hurt pills and gone back to watching Matlock.
I was wondering the same thing. She must have pissed off someone to get these charges actually filed and prosecuted.
And setting up in an international airport is a far cry from some of the stuff they do on this side of the border in their 100 mile Constitution Free Zone.
Things like sitting along highways and pulling vehicles over for no reason other than to look through them.
The CBP trampling on the Constitution is not news...hell, even their "100 mile Constitution Free Zone" is no longer news.
The real CBP news will be when they decide they have the right and duty to set up check points up to 100 miles on the other side of the border.
I realize no nation would probably allow that to happen, but I'm sure there's some CBP employees that would love to try it.
We should be glad she didn't have access to something like the new Rule 41. Imagine how hard it would be to discover abuses like this if every search warrant, wiretap order, pen trace order, etc was "signed" by a different judge in a different district each time.
And unfortunately, it is stories like that that lead to companies trying to enforce their trademarks on everything, even in markets that they don't compete in.
Well, it's official...us popcorn consuming, flame out watching people have a replacement for Prenda.
TLDR version:
The FBI will be forced to create it's own terrorism plots to foil without the SFPD's help.