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Desire for privacy isn't evidence of nefarious intent any more than exercising your right to remain silent is evidence of guilt.
by benchaney 10y ago
Desire for privacy isn't evidence of nefarious intent any more than exercising your right to remain silent is evidence of guilt.
- EdHominem 10y agoWell, I'm not a lawyer so maybe I said it wrong but if you keep coded notes, etc, I've heard it makes it much easier to prove intent.