I signed up a month or so ago. Yesterday, I took off the base of the device in order to wall mount it. Every space & crevice was filed with bed bugs of all sizes and eggs (or whatever the little ones are). I *think* they were all dead (some clearly long dead) but... outrageous!
@pjaicomo@IJ@ACLU If only our federal legislators could somehow have had the foresight that specifying a statute of limitations may have been prudent...
@gilgilgilgil5 @Jellis581@BadLegalTakes Pretty much in every court you notice the appeal and then later brief your appeal. A NOA doesn't "mean very little" -- it is a jurisdictional document.
@babyElleWoods Moooostly. When briefing, yes. But in court? You often won't have time to look things up. Particularly important with rules of evidence, where failure to make an objection to evidence *now* means you don't get to make it ever.
I'm a partner in a NYC nightclub & harm reduction is extremely important to me (and should be to any bar owner). @nytimes covered my space for advocacy of Narcan in nightlife.
Thanks @Stefano_Montali for covering and @hlswift_ for the wonderful photo! :)
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@TCapoeti@placardabuse@NYPDnews@NYCMayor Are you suggesting that NYPD will dust for prints to solve the "crime" of putting a sign on someone else's car?
Surely you jest.
Loving this epic take-down of British MP/fmr Tech Minister @DamianCollins who has not a clue about how encryption or law works (or pretends he doesn't) by Signal president @mer__edith.
You can't back door encryption. Even "for the children."
Well done.
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