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One could easily argue that if you are not guilty, you have so much more to risk. The advice you are giving in this thread is downright terrible. You clearly d

by albedoa 15y ago

One could easily argue that if you are not guilty, you have so much more to risk. The advice you are giving in this thread is downright terrible. You clearly don't understand some very basic legal concepts, and everyone would be better off doing the exact opposite of what you suggest. There's being wrong, then there's a refusal to admit you might be wrong that is so stubborn and adamant to the point of being malicious.

danssig 15y ago
>then there's a refusal to admit you might be wrong that is so stubborn and adamant to the point of being malicious. Yea. If someone took his horrid advice and went to jail could they sue him for malpractice? It would be a hard case to win since you're taking advice from the a random person on the internet, but things at least that strange have happened before.