Tuesday, August 10th, 2010
Here's a clever way to abuse the advisory opinion process. A few months
after conduct begins, seek advice from the ethics commission. After the EC tells you it's okay, increase the amount of conduct so much that the advice is no
longer relevant, and then point to the advice in defense of the
conduct. Finally, refuse to provide information about the extent of the
conduct, so that no one can provide hard evidence that there is truly a change
in the extent of the conduct.
This gambit...