MeanMrMustard
The abuse case I was involved in was dismissed at summary judgement. "Internal church policies and first amendment rights" was the reason. This fact alone makes what you are saying worthy of consideration. American law was originally put in place to protect freedom of worship. It is hard to get it in our heads that something as wrong as coercion is allowed by law. On top of that we all know that the information about shunning on the "official website" is misleading.
Who said life is fair. It is not.
However, when you loose according to the rules, all you have to do is win by following the rules. Speaking out to make people aware of the dangers of the Watchtower is also protected under first amendment rights. Like smoking. People choose to smoke to their own harm. If those who are about to start smoking are educated and then decide not to smoke, that is great. Those who did the educating feel better because they did what was in their power to do.
No matter what happens in Finland the exposure will be educational to the public.
We just have to do what we can do.