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> they might decide to press charges or not Exactly. In your initial post, you claimed it was a foregone conclusion that they would decline to press charges. A
by boring_twenties 6y ago
> they might decide to press charges or not
Exactly. In your initial post, you claimed it was a foregone conclusion that they would decline to press charges. And I don't know about you, but having my electronics confiscated for an indeterminate length of time would be more than bad enough. How are you even going to pay your attorney, if you can't do your job without a computer?
I'm pretty sure that in the end, you wouldn't be liable. But you might have to prove it. For example, it's perfectly legal to run a Tor exit node in the US. It's still strongly advised that you don't do it from your home, however.