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There is no burden of proof in the court of public opinion. There is no 5th Amendment either. Imagine this scenario, your boss says to you: "20 of our employe
by jcampbell1 16y ago
There is no burden of proof in the court of public opinion. There is no 5th Amendment either.
Imagine this scenario, your boss says to you: "20 of our employees are telling me you piss on the toilet seats."
You respond, "You have no proof".
Good luck with that.
- bad_user 16y agothere is no burden of proof in the court of public opinion Except that article by Markus Frind walks a fine line between libel and opinion. And you can get your ass sued to stratosphere and lose if you fail to produce reasonable proof when making public accusations.
- jcampbell1 16y agoI agree with you. Defamation / libel laws are far more strict in Canada than in the US. This is clearly going to interfere with Chris Russo's ability to earn a living as a security researcher. I have a feeling he is going to get paid to go away at some point.