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What law is referred when John J Sweeney said their employers are willing to bend the law and break the law and use the courts to remake the law?
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∙ 14y ago
first for the employers breaking the law it is business law.
and if you mean use as in blackmail or bribe it comes under a normal assault. if you mean use as in discus new laws that is perfectly fine. (lots of lawyers do it)
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