[sickofparadox]

The idea that the average person in America commits even one felony a day is so ridiculous it falls flat on its face after being spoken. How can you even say something like that without feeling embarrassed for believing it?

[bryanlarsen]

https://www.amazon.ca/Three-Felonies-Day-Target-Innocent/dp/...

[potato3732842]

Read the book. It's not about "lying on this form is a felony" and "posessing X much coke" type stuff. It's more about the ambiguity of the law and enforcement discretion than anything else. Think like Martha Steward "well you said X to us and despite believing it in good faith at the time we can prove that on day Y you were informed of Z therefore lied to us, therefore we can prosecute this as a felony if we so choose" type of fact patterns.

[anonymousab]

Accessing a single website with adblock installed is, in and of itself, potentially thousands of CFAA violations if enforced to the letter.

[pharrington]

Is this legal advise?