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From: Paul Giaccone (paulg_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-07-24 04:39:08
Gennaro Prota wrote:
> Maybe. But I don't dare to express an opinion on that. I'm not a layer
> and I strictly adhere to the 'sutor non ultra crepidam' principle.
>
> If we talk about *pure opinions* (for what they are worth) I'd like
> "subject to" or "subject to the terms of". And I expressed a doubt
> about "distributed" in diebus illis (doesn't Latin sound great when
> talking about laws? :-))
>
Yes, it does, if you want to intimidate a defendant or show off to the
judge.
Could you put those in English for those of us who didn't have the
benefit of a classical education?
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