Comment by tptacek
13 years ago
Well, if the lobster crime really was a crime, there'd be a prosecutor who could on a whim ruin your life. If you liked lobsters and had undersized lobsters. So, that's a bit more of a risk than an $80 ticket.
(I've driven for years on suspended licenses, so I know what you mean [I'm legal now]).
I agree that is possible but my point is I don't want to worry about that.
I worry about what I can do to control the things that I can control (or evaluate the risks).
(Today I met with a contractor to get a price on a backup generator for the house. More for the anxiety every time there is a storm and "potential" loss of power rather than the actual loss of power during the storm which has been nominal.)
FYI my attorney is handling part of the investigation for MIT for the Schwartz case and says a report is being released in July. He's a former federal prosecutor who handled a famous computer crime case in the 90's and worked with Ortiz. (He's actually turned into somewhat of a friend who I can talk with and ask questions w/o being billed.)