Now I feel like I’m paraphrasing someone learned in the Threadnought, but isnt it impossible to commit conspiracy if the activity you’re conspiring to commit is itself totally legal? Conspiring to do legal stuff is “just making plans for the weekend “, yes?
As someone who works in a law office, if they filed a motion to dismiss, then having a hearing is kind of a standard thing. Then they'll have the hearing and the judge will file an order which will explain their position. Sometimes you'll get some super fun stuff in court opinions like that
It will entirely depend on the judge, so we might get a cut and dry "Plaintiff's case is dismissed with prejudice and must pay fines to Defendant" or a recitation of the facts and a lengthy opinion. We will see.
Now I feel like I’m paraphrasing someone learned in the Threadnought, but isnt it impossible to commit conspiracy if the activity you’re conspiring to commit is itself totally legal? Conspiring to do legal stuff is “just making plans for the weekend “, yes?
Yes.