On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 12:20, Pavitra <celestialcognit...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm not sure if this would work, but I'm curious: > > > 1. Use the BJS (or be the Insulator) to illegally deal yourself a bunch > of DoJ cards. Several of them will naturally be Absolv-o-Matics due to > the Law of Large Numbers. > > 2. Publish an NoV against yourself for the illegal draws. Close it, and > buy off the resultant Rests with your new Absolv-o-Matic cards. > > 3. If anyone tries to crim you for the blatant illegality of this scam, > claim R101(vi). > > 4. Keep all the non-AoM cards you got in step 1. Profit. > > > Obviously this would be a socially unacceptable scam, but would it work? > The only flaw I can see is that a judge might be persuaded to allow > separate criminal penalties for each illegal draw, but historically that > hasn't been how we've generally treated bulk crimes. What's the > difference here? Where do we draw the line? > BJS self-deals (in the past and again in the future once I fix them to function correctly) are each made with a disclaimer indicating that the deal is only valid if you are in fact owed the card.
BobTHJ
