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They OUGHT to be, they're filed under the penalty of perjury. Unfortunately this requires the other (wronged) party to expose their personal details and assume
by breakingcups 5y ago
They OUGHT to be, they're filed under the penalty of perjury. Unfortunately this requires the other (wronged) party to expose their personal details and assume potential legal liability by filing a counter-notice.
Who can afford legal counsel and potentially getting convicted over a tweet?