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Originally Posted by CDSmith
True, but what you're saying only has teeth if you can afford to sue them.
And the legal system has a funny way of dealing with those who want to sue the cops, DA etc. They tend to find new charges to bring against you to bog you down in legal fees until eventually you can't afford to sue them. THEN you're off the hook.
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Oh no no! If you have a sound case against fraudulent, criminal activity conducted by law enforcement you can find counsel easily. Those charges must be clear cut as an attorney will find investors to back you up. I grew up in a rich section of the country. To this day there are no burglaries etc. Reason why is because the rich folks there know what to do when a cop goes off the rails. Especially when it comes to Constitutional issues.
Many lawsuits against seemingly insurmountable odds are in fact funded by people who are looking to cash in. Often foreign investors chime in. They figure if they toss in a few hundred thousand maybe but the haul after appeals etc. is $20 million and they're getting a good chunk of that, it's literally better than even money.
Heck, in some cases their money is insured!
The workings of the courts make Wall Street look like a baseball card convention.
Also, tonight we tried an experiment regarding wi-fi spots. We travelled just 2 miles in four directions and turned on our laptops. In each case there were several open and several secure wi fi connections. Each of us with different brand laptops watched as by default the computers latched onto one connection. When that signal got weak, it latched onto another. Often without a prompt!
So theoretically, you could be surfing on your own wi fi and then latch onto someone elses. Also some creep could be using their wi fi and latch onto yours.
It's very confusing and worth further study.