What possible harms lie ahead?
Nevertheless, Seattle-based producer Dainumo figures that there's no harm in planning ahead.
The result has imposed the juridical equivalent of "guilty until proven innocent" on any manufacturer seeking permission to introduce a product into the marketplace, demanding that public protection from potential harm be placed ahead of commercial interests.
The Alabama Attorney General asked for an emergency stay from the Supreme Court, saying that the state would be irreparably harmed if couples went ahead and married.
Harms, however, predicts trouble ahead.
The man was arrested, charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and held without bail ahead of a court appearance on Friday.
Appearing in Lismore Bail Court on 3 January, Bada$$, real name Jo-Vaughn Virginie Scott, was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and was granted bail ahead of another court appearance scheduled for 19 March.
While a core group of Snapchat's audience may not be old enough to even vote yet, there's no harm in engaging with them ahead of that day in order to influence their still-forming political opinions.
Prosecutors have been urged to consider whether a threat to damage property or harm someone carries real menace before pushing ahead with a case.
That comes after a judge on Friday rejected arguments that the leagues could not show they would be harmed if the state moved ahead with its plans to allow sports gambling.
