Unfortunately, taken out of context, even the most mundane activity can be made to appear criminal. Also, even the most boring people run afoul of some taboo that can be used against them.

And money...

Except when it does.

Here, they call it C.O.D. - Cash on Delivery. Not many places offer it anymore, although I hope to see its resurgence with MC and VISA doing what they're planning to do.

Jury nullification is a de facto power of juries. Judges rarely inform juries of their nullification power. The power of jury nullification derives from an inherent quality of most modern common law systems—a general unwillingness to inquire into jurors' motivations during or after deliberations. A jury's ability to nullify the law is further supported by two common law precedents: the prohibition on punishing jury members for their verdict, and the prohibition (in some countries) on retrying defendants after an acquittal (see related topics res judicata and double jeopardy).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification

We, the people, have the ability, and the duty, to make a change in courtrooms as well as with our legislators. Unfortunately, most of the people are unaware of their power as jurors.

Obviously you haven't read the link you posted. Licensing is only needed to carry out a few specific functions, but you do not have to have a license to call yourself an engineer. I have also dealt with 'electrical engineers' in my daily work who do not even have engineering degrees.

You could always use a USB CD/DVD-ROM drive.

True, Wave the project is still alive and well, but Wave the service hosted by Google is soon to be dead. I am interested in seeing how others deploy and use this technology. We tested it for a short time at work, but we could not refrain from drawing inappropriate sketches, collaboratively, for very long.

There are more than Republicans and Democrats... Do you not vote for the other parties because they're 'not electable'?