Wrong. According to plaintiffs,
In the context said that means the requirement is valid if random means not what plaintiffs say.
Raesvky: All that I am trying to say is that, no lawyer puts up an argument for only one issue. You raise as many issues as the facts warrant, but it does not necessarily mean that you are right on those issues. The reason behind that idea is, if you dont raise those issues for the first time you can NEVER raise them again not even during appeals. So we should all expect both laywers to raise several issues. THATS IS ALL THAT I AM TRYING TO SAY. Again, what I said was just anticipated arguments that, I think, Mr. White will make and not my personal answer to the pending lawsuit.
Go to my previous post and you will notice that, I said that I anticipate plaintiffs to raise the issues of standing and lack of jurisdiction. Those issues are all procedural and every competent lawyer builds his argument from there as the facts warrants.
I am saying rights have been created because the basic laws of contracts establish this point and the keyword is DETRIMENTAL RELIANCE. You can google that if you want.