No Threat There

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Easy-Peasy":

Is the reference to the supoena a threat Evelyn? I thought that the whole anonymous posting thing on blogs was settled by the Morris vs the 3 judge
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No threat intended. . I just noticed it in a passing headline on T.V.
and thought it might be  of  interest.  I said  I thought it was an American Police Force that was trying to bring down that wall. 
I had  read  the decision  published here. Part of it dealt with the  non- case  argued by the complainant. 
For all the town money  spent on it. 
All the same, I don't think the argument  about the right to anonymously comment on  a blog is going  away, as long as public money  is available to be spent on it. 
Recently I read in  solicitor/client advice, a municipality cannot sue for defamation. Yet we did. On advice from the same lawyer.
It  fascinated me how the same could be  argued, for or against,depending upon how the wind blew for the  the Mormac
 crew
As much as the realisation that no matter the legal  devices the Province has in place to protect  public interest, they are all for nought, as long as   politicians can find a lawyer to offer advice  expected of him.
I expect we will continue to see  lawyers  assail the Charter of Rights and Freedoms as long as public funds are available to pay the fees. 
I even heard it suggested recently the Harper government might try to undermine the Charter. Considering agreement of  Provinces 
would be required to change the Constitution of which the Charter is a part, it would be no easy task.
Still,  if  Prime Minister Harper became convinced the cause was righteous, I think he would try.