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It would still be criminal on the grounds of breaking the bodily integrity, which is an infringement of someone else's life and health, which is normally consid
by anticensor 6y ago
It would still be criminal on the grounds of breaking the bodily integrity, which is an infringement of someone else's life and health, which is normally considered more protected than privacy.
- kebman 6y agoI think you underestimate the amounts of rain dance magic lawyers can produce with wording like "using any means." ;)