In the "Opening Case", the text notes that the FCC's new "net neutrality" regulations giving "fast lane service" to internet service providers are an example of the ongoing corruption of America based on neoliberal market value ethical models.

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The text argues that the corruption of society is not what the FCC intends, nor may it come to pass simply because of those regulations. But the point is that the FCC's quantification of things like "line waiting" may ultimately replace more traditional ethical systems that, while more complicated and less clear, are, ultimately much fairer and certainly much less harmful to our identity as a legal and ethical community.

In the "Opening Case", the Text Notes That the FCC's