Lawyers in Crypto Space

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If everything is an opinion, then arguing that something is not a security is just an opinion right? Why do we have securities laws? Should they rewrite them to say securities opinions? And what makes an opinion a criminal offense? The power of the state. How can a lawyer get in trouble with the law for giving its client an opinion? Are they always off the hook for what their client does? Legally, ethically? Must be pretty go to be a crypto lawyer.

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