[bvw]

Is he a lawyer? Why then mention the "Federal supeona" while cutting and pasting up Florida law? Confusing. Actionable, for being confusing? Is he a member of the Florida bar?

I agree with your commentary, though.

And absent elucidating further commentary by Palp it is to reaonable opinion an attempt to stiffle free discussion of public events and personages.

[inquest]

elucidating further commentary by Palp

Oxymoron.

[John Beresford Tipton]

Why then mention the "Federal supeona"
because a defendant can be sued in federal court in florida, which would apply florida substantive law. Also with a Federal subpoena you can pay a fee and it gets served by a federal marshal.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

"Federal subpoena" would reflect the most advantageous and fastest way to get IP addresses, confidential info and pulled posts via a Federal diversity suit. Possibly a class action - which thought just entered my head, but which is probably deficient in some way. Those later discovered to reside within Florida could be pursued at leisure, but those pursued out of state would undoubtedly be pursued Federally for ease of enforcement of judgments.

[Catspaw]

Why then mention the "Federal supeona" while cutting and pasting up Florida law?

The post was not specific to Florida law, but to defamation law in general.

[TheAngryClam]

Ever hear of federal diversity jurisdiction?

[Coral Snake]

Should I take something from the fact that the "REAL" Chancellor/Emperor Palpatine was the main BAD GUY in the Star Wars movies even BELOW Jabba the Hutt and Darth Vader????!!!! Some name this guy picked for himself if he is trying to pose as the good guy here.