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I wonder what if he legitimately doesn't remember the passwords? How can you possibly prove or disprove such a thing?
by damienkatz 10y ago
I wonder what if he legitimately doesn't remember the passwords? How can you possibly prove or disprove such a thing?
- DanBC 10y agoYou don't need to prove / disprove that the defendent hasn't forgotten their pass, you need to convince someone else. For some cases the burden of proof will be "balance of probabilities"; for other cases it'll be "beyond all reasonable doubt". This is the kind of thing that courts deal with all the time - how can you prove that a thief had the intention of permanently depriving someone of something and wasn't just borrowing that item? How can you prove a murderer really wanted to kill a person and not just injure them?