InformalCriticism

Very useful; thank you.

Do you believe the lambasting of journalists and journalism in general, particularly from President Trump, hurts publications like yours? In your view, does journalistic integrity have a future in the current political climate?

In your opinion, did the prevalence of firearms restrictions ever deter criminals from obtaining weapons illegally, or were crimes carried out with other weapons regardless of whether firearms were available?

Have you "technically" broken any laws, or will prosecutors try to interpret your work as criminal when it is not?

Do courts in Estonia have the power of judicial review?

Will you be heard by a jury of your peers?

Do you think prosecution and conviction will give you greater platform on which to raise awareness?

Best of luck to you.

I've heard reports that the illegal industry is re-emerging because of strict production regulations that make competition between legal vendors difficult to make a profit - some vendors turning to extra-legal markets to make profit (or break even).

Is this a major issue, or are these regulations necessary?