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A British blogger attempting to unmask an impostor gets the English High Court to deliver an injunction via Twitter DM.
So... now that we have "virtual courts," can "virtual prisons" be far behind?
And can we serve virtual time?
Only if you "just" virtually did the crime.
Virtual time? Isn't that what ankle bracelet monitors give us? "House arrest"... what a horrible joke...
By the way, I'd love to get some statistics on the number of times that convicts have cut those things off and fled--or worse.
- John