I don't believe there's any requirement to sue in a venue that is convenient for the party being sued. "Venue shopping" isn't unusual here. That's why most patent cases wind up being filed in Texas - Texas is known to be very friendly to the patent holders.
I don't think I've ever heard of or seen a clause in the US that requires all lawsuits to be settled in a specific venue. (And there's nothing to stop you from suing in your local venue to break that clause, if there is one.)
Since this crosses state lines, jurisdiction would be a wide open question. It could also shift this into a criminal case in federal court for wire fraud.
2) Stop profiling and put everyone on the no-fly list. Then make everyone clear their names before being allowed to fly.
I've been predicting that they will do exactly that within a decade or so. Then you'll have to apply for travel permits to leave your designated home area..
I'm not a Federal employee and I work in "Corporate America" and I know that if I told people to not use my bob@corporateemail.com but instead send it to bob@gmail.com or bob@myprivateserver.com, I would be terminated pretty fast.
I do exactly that and haven't been terminated so far:)
I work in a defense related company, but I don't handle classified information (no clearance), and it is a terminable offense to conduct business over a personal account.
Even VPNing in to read your email on a computer not controlled by the company is forbidden. I have to take a company laptop home if I plan to access email.
Unless they've changed things since I had a clearance (which is possible) they don't revoke a clearance because your need-to-know ends, she simply doesn't get information that she doesn't need to know.
Now that I think of it, that becomes problematic: she had a server with classified information on it, with no need-to-know.
I don't remember when an active security clearance expires, but mine was active for several years after I left my clearance-required job.
Good government requires transparency. Therefore, government, especially the prosecutors mentioned, should only be allowed to encrypt by XORing every byte with 0xff.
Joe Sixpack's life, however, is none of anyone's business, so he needs nuclear hardened encryption. If law enforcement needs to access it, they can ask Joe.
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The timer was to remind him to arm the bomb!
Or your cold, dead...
Never mind..
Oh, the telephony!!!
Yeah, you can't defend the Constitution by completely ignoring it.
These guys have been bypassing it, ignoring it, lying about it, and pretty much anything they can think of.
You don't "protect" something by undermining it.
"I don't have time to read it, I'm too busy defending it!" - Senator Billboard Rawkins
if you fail to watch your amino and mineral balance, you can have really bad things happen, such as blindness.
I think that mental blindness appears before real blindness, often Vegans are no different from religious fanatics which also are similar to zombies.
What do vegan zombies eat? Obviously not brains.
Heads of lettuce, ears of corn, and artichoke hearts.
And maybe the occasional vegan.
Ah. Well, color me wrong, then. :)
IANAL
I don't believe there's any requirement to sue in a venue that is convenient for the party being sued. "Venue shopping" isn't unusual here. That's why most patent cases wind up being filed in Texas - Texas is known to be very friendly to the patent holders.
I don't think I've ever heard of or seen a clause in the US that requires all lawsuits to be settled in a specific venue. (And there's nothing to stop you from suing in your local venue to break that clause, if there is one.)
Since this crosses state lines, jurisdiction would be a wide open question. It could also shift this into a criminal case in federal court for wire fraud.
Ta-dah!
Family sues Fay School in Southboro, claims Wi-Fi made son ill
Lots of other examples can be found with a quick search.
No, you should just move to another universe.
I saw a documentary made by the aliens who constructed the Pyramids.
Massive outbreaks of cow tipping.
"We're not firing a projectile. We're just ejecting ballast.. Oh, and those wires? We're just tethering the drone."
My bunker has no windows, you insensitive clod!
I just read that the source code for the AM website and mobile apps is included in this dump.
So opening a new site should be easy.
Additionally, other hackers can now probe the ALM sites for new vulnerabilities.
We will post angry rants in online forums! And if we don't get answers, we will post more angry rants!
2) Stop profiling and put everyone on the no-fly list. Then make everyone clear their names before being allowed to fly.
I've been predicting that they will do exactly that within a decade or so. Then you'll have to apply for travel permits to leave your designated home area..
He also proposed health care reform that looked a heck of a lot like Obamacare.
I know you're just giving the theory behind the libertarian position on pollution, not necessarily endorsing it, but:
You vs. Shell Oil
I wonder who can afford more lawyers and who has a longer lifespan, so if one side can drag the case out long enough, they win by default?
But those trailers are tornado magnets!
Having one near you means you'll be hit for sure.
I think you also need to rent a crane (and crane operator) to load it onto that trailer.
You forgot the most important question:
4. Does she use vi or emacs?
I'm not a Federal employee and I work in "Corporate America" and I know that if I told people to not use my bob@corporateemail.com but instead send it to bob@gmail.com or bob@myprivateserver.com, I would be terminated pretty fast.
I do exactly that and haven't been terminated so far :)
I work in a defense related company, but I don't handle classified information (no clearance), and it is a terminable offense to conduct business over a personal account.
Even VPNing in to read your email on a computer not controlled by the company is forbidden. I have to take a company laptop home if I plan to access email.
Unless they've changed things since I had a clearance (which is possible) they don't revoke a clearance because your need-to-know ends, she simply doesn't get information that she doesn't need to know.
Now that I think of it, that becomes problematic: she had a server with classified information on it, with no need-to-know.
I don't remember when an active security clearance expires, but mine was active for several years after I left my clearance-required job.
Only Russia agrees.
The rest of the world doesn't think so.
Aptly trolled.
Good government requires transparency. Therefore, government, especially the prosecutors mentioned, should only be allowed to encrypt by XORing every byte with 0xff.
Joe Sixpack's life, however, is none of anyone's business, so he needs nuclear hardened encryption. If law enforcement needs to access it, they can ask Joe.