What she clearly meant to say was that before 1973, courts took a BROADER (not narrower) view of the Fourth Amendment’s protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. What is “broad” is the additional authority given to the government to conduct searches incident to arrest AFTER Robinson and Edwards.

Not hard, impossible. Its a system of apartheid. Based on class, not race. When you hear the phrase “ORPHAN works” please realize that the owners of those works in many cases ARE “ORPHANS” or close to it.

Almost no attorneys are aware of the laws, so even people who went to lawyers looking for help, were usually told they had no rights, and are profoundly unaware they own anything, and THESE PEOPLE WANT TO KEEP IT THAT WAY SO THEY CAN STEAL THEIR RIGHTS AWAY BEFORE THEY CAN ASSERT THEM.

Thanks to the parasite class, tax havens, politicians, lawyers, corporate crime, disinvestment in America’s future, Moore’s law, and a class war thats being waged on its people by the wealthy and wanna-be wealthy syncophants, jobs are going away for good, healthcare is increasingly wealth care, and inherited wealth and IP ownership are the future. (shhhh!)

We all are orphans, in a way. We have to speak up, or well see slavery as a better option than corporatism. In the past, slaves were healthier and more likely to survive than indentured servants. Slaves were an investment, but an indenture was lucky to live out his seven years, many didn’t, they were worked to death.

Just like John Henry. A man for our time.

I wonder if Teza still has the source code and how it might be gotten back or how Teza might now be kept from using it.

I also wonder how Agrawal stole code without it ever crossing state lines. That must have taken some effort and avoided ever crossing the Hudson with a relevant thumb drive or emailing anything (surely one packet would have left NY)