The process is trial by attrition. Pre-trial discovery until someone gives up or runs out of money.

Often enough yes

Hey!👋 another Florida lawyer nice! Where do you practice if don’t mind saying. I don’t know many lawyers who are also bitcoiner. (I know plenty of “crypto” lawyers tho lol)

Holy shit trial by attrition is what it’s called thank you!!! That’s what they did to the samourai team. This is why the courts are a scam. It’s all smoke and mirrors. Tried to zap you but couldn’t by the way.

I think it's made worse when the state has virtually unlimited resources (stolen) and no consequences when they lose. I know we have a right to criminal defense, but it definitely isn't equal to the resources of the federal government. Maybe the founders should have included a prosecution resource cap.

It's certainly easier with practice. It's easier for us. But we probably aren't average. But there's also the issue of volume. It isn't just a matter of language. We have laws passed with thousands of pages in them, some of which are totally unrelated to the original topic. I don't buy that any average person can know all the laws and regulations they're subject to. Now I don't know necessarily that they should be able to (I'd have a very small government so they probably could), but something like the tax code seems designed to fuck people. And then you have things like Antitrust that's so vague it can be used to convict a business on either side of a case depending how you spin it. At some point you have to ask whether *can* is equal to practical or feasible. If I have to hire a dude at hundreds of dollars per hour just to do basic life stuff without going to prison (work, use my property, start a business, write code, etc), I don't think such a system is just. And then the legal system probably has to become a tangled mess to manage it. That's my retarded non-lawyer take anyway. That's how I feel as a citizen.

If the founders gave a fuck, they wouldn’t have done the whiskey rebellion

Hey! I practice in NW Florida. Not many of us, haha but when I found a fellow bitcoiner attorney I knew I had to follow. What about you?