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		ctdonath on Oct 30, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: DJI Mavic Mini Complying with a deliberately & precisely worded law is not exploiting a loophole, it's complying with the law.

nwallin on Oct 31, 2019 [–]

"But your honor. The speed limit is 65 and I was going 64."

"You were exploiting a loophole. You may have been adhering to the letter of the law, but you were in gross violation of its spirit. We don't play games in this courtroom. Your fine is $250 and you owe $437 in court fees."

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