That is comforting to learn. I was relying on my understanding of Orrin's analysis of the law. I should have put bigger disclaimers on it.
That said, "prevailing interpretations" can shift, and can vary by jurisdiction. Thus if someone living in Boston did what I described, and was sued by Ortiz, it is not guaranteed that a Massachusetts judge would decide the case on the same principles.
That said, "prevailing interpretations" can shift, and can vary by jurisdiction. Thus if someone living in Boston did what I described, and was sued by Ortiz, it is not guaranteed that a Massachusetts judge would decide the case on the same principles.