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• On the post: Far Right Troll ‘Ricky Vaughn’ Convicted Of Election Interference For Tricking People Into Voting By Phone

  

  www.sorehands.com ( profile ), 04 Apr, 2023 @ 11:21am

  Not fraud

  Fraud requires the intent for the person to be believed. How could anyone believe that you can text your vote?

• On the post: Deputies Who Raided Afroman’s House Sue Him For Daring To Turn Footage Of The Raid Into A Viral Video

  

  www.sorehands.com ( profile ), 29 Mar, 2023 @ 09:41am

  Retaliation

  I could see this as a First Amendment Retaliation. Of course it would be better if there was an anti-slapp motion available.

• On the post: Can A Robot Lawyer Defend Itself Against Class Action Lawsuit For Unauthorized Practice Of Law

  

  www.sorehands.com ( profile ), 13 Mar, 2023 @ 11:14am

  It depends

  Graduating law school and passing the bar is the big steps. California, the passage rate for the July 2022 bar was 62% for 1st time takers and 17% for repeaters 52.2% total. For the February 2022 exam, it was 55% and 24.8% respectively and 36.7% total. You are correct, there is more. In California there is a MPRE passage requirement and the passage of the Moral Character Application.

• On the post: Starry’s Broadband Ambitions Fall Apart, Lays Off More Employees

  

  www.sorehands.com ( profile ), 31 Jan, 2023 @ 11:31pm

  I have been using Starry

  I get a 100MB upload speed which is much more than I got with Spectrum. Their support is in the US and they seem a little better than reading a script without thinking - like I would get a Spectrum.

• On the post: Cops Are Still Playing Copyrighted Music To Thwart Citizens Recording Their Actions

  

  www.sorehands.com ( profile ), 18 Apr, 2022 @ 08:09pm

  It depends on what you want

  If you want money, then go after the city. If you want to send a message to the police by threatening their assets, then go after them. Since copyright violation is intentional, then it may not be dischargeable in bankruptcy.