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I'm not sure why it's legally relevant that this happened over text message — isn't this just a specific manifestation of speech made to convince someone to kil
by jakelazaroff 9y ago
I'm not sure why it's legally relevant that this happened over text message — isn't this just a specific manifestation of speech made to convince someone to kill themselves? Why is this different than e.g. finding someone on a bridge and telling them to jump?
- k-mcgrady 9y agoI guess that's the precedent set here. That there is no difference between saying it in person/phone/text.
- digitalzombie 9y ago> Why is this different than e.g. finding someone on a bridge and telling them to jump? To be fair... she didn't found that person she was that person girl friend. I think they both had mess up mind and it's better if she were to be sentence to rehabilitate.
- nextweek2 9y agoI've recently read two interesting points: 1, It's different because she wasn't physically present, which is new in the eyes of the law. Unlike your bridge comparison. 2, If I wrote a book trying to convince people to kill themselves would I now be liable?