

I’ve never been involved in such a lawsuit, so that’s quite possible.
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I’ve never been involved in such a lawsuit, so that’s quite possible.
This is true, but Harvard literally has a law school full of professors, some of whom might have taught members of any given court. And they already pay the professors, so it’s no extra money I would think, assuming the professors aren’t upset about the rulings enough to fight them pro-bono, which many are.
This is the second story I’ve heard about someone making a wrong turn on a bridge from the U. S. to Canada and being kidnapped by ICE.
I think part of the point is demonstrating that it’s proven at this point in time. In future historical context, it may be helpful to show what people knew or could have known, depending on their news sources.