I'm no lawyer, but he does lay out a few solid arguments there.
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I'm no lawyer, but he does lay out a few solid arguments there.
And that's freaking wild because the book(s) literally told their IT guys that their software had triggered it.
This is getting real weird.
@CloneLawman You’re going to be more knowledgeable in this area than a lot of us. Can you explain why a prosecutor in Dubuque County would be the one initiating the subpoena of GeoComply? Just seems weird to the rest of us.
I prefaced my comment with “To someone with no legal background at all”, I was saying how this looks to someone with no background at all.
Thank you for the snarkiness, though.
I guess I had assumed Dubuque was because that’s where the casino backing the app was located. So, if they needed the data, they went to a judge local to where that information was stored.
But the date discrepancy seems to be rather fishy.
But the date discrepancy seems to be rather fishy.
Which, again, I added “as I understand it”. You also agreed that that’s not how it works.
Never claimed to be an expert on anything law related.
Didn’t even think about that, but that’s probably correct. FanDuel is affiliated with Diamond Jo in Dubuque.
What about getting the search warrant from Pottowattamee County? Is that odd or perfectly normal in your opinion?
If I ever get into trouble, I might maybe should consider getting that attorney!
It boggles my mind why people are just taking the word of an attorney as if it is 100% fact. Maybe it is, but it's not his job to find the truth, it's his job to sew doubt.
Well he did put hard facts regarding dates in the filing and bring into question whether the information was obtained before it should have been.
Read everything involved in that Keith Murphy tweet and then promptly remind yourself this was for a crime that resulted in the payment of a $600 ticket. It's absolutely comical to think of the lengths they went to in order to write a few tickets.
100% agree. However, it does nothing to take away the fact that it was a targetted hit job on a very select group of people. Obviously the legality of how they obtained the information is being called into question, but the question of why do this at all still echoes in my head. I get it...gamble as an NCAA athlete is stupid, but my gosh, way to cause potentially millions of $'s worth of damage just to get your name out there.
Given how the football season is going, I’m looking forward to getting my fall entertainment from this real world, Law and Order: Gambling Unit
Yeah, I'd be more inclined to agree with the waste of time crowd if so many of the players hadn't been found to have bet on their own games. This has been a pretty ****** deal for Shannon and Remsburg. The rest of them got what they deserved.