Gallaire's reasoning seems predicated on a misunderstanding of how a license like CC-BY-SA works: Houllebecq might indeed be in violation of the license, but the only action he could face would have to be brought by the authors of the work he lifted.
Today, Cisco has admitted that yes, it is indeed in violation but that it's only "one issue".
The page, which was removed on March 29 because, according to Facebook, it indeed made "direct calls for violence" in violation of its policies.
So we're not in violation of nothin'".
The verdict was based upon prosecutorial misconduct, and indeed, the prosecution admitted that it had failed to turn over exculpatory evidence in violation of the applicable law and the duty imposed upon prosecutors.
According to libertarians, Rawlsian liberal egalitarianism is unjust because it would allow (indeed, require) the state to redistribute social and economic goods without their owners' consent, in violation of their private ownership rights.
Indeed, this solemn regard for the employer as untouchable and beyond the realm of persuasion unless in violation of the law permeates the culture of American antipoverty efforts, with only a few exceptions.
Any account in violation of the new rules will be suspended, once Twitter identifies that the content was, indeed, distributed without consent.
Christian writers would often praise Cynic poverty, although they scorned Cynic shamelessness: Augustine stating that they had, "in violation of the modest instincts of men, boastfully proclaimed their unclean and shameless opinion, worthy indeed of dogs".
The Florida attorney general's office has said that while it considers sweepstakes cafes to be in violation of state law, it is up to local law enforcement to decide whether illegal gambling is indeed taking place.
