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> But could you give an example of what kind of string could self-incriminate someone? You can conjure up the previous scenario but not one for this simple cas
by jsjohnst 7y ago
> But could you give an example of what kind of string could self-incriminate someone?
You can conjure up the previous scenario but not one for this simple case?
“I am guilty of XYZ offense”
Seems like a pretty obvious example.
- pas 7y agoHow would that mean anything? It's just a password. A testimony is not anything you utter without context.
- jsjohnst 7y ago> A testimony is not anything you utter without context. Go ahead and get arrested and say incriminating statements without context. Let us all know how it goes!
- pas 7y agoIf you get to trial and the judge orders you to produce the password, then and there is the time to say it. It becomes a matter of public record, you don't even have to say it continuously, you can spell it, or whatever.
- Cerium 7y agoYou could run a "Who's on first" and set the password to "I plead the fifth"?
- jsjohnst 7y agoHah. I may or may not have used something vaguely similar on my phone in the past.