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Even if he's not innocent, proving that he cheated in a way that will hold up in court might be very difficult...
by rob74 4y ago
Even if he's not innocent, proving that he cheated in a way that will hold up in court might be very difficult...
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoPlaintiff has the burden of proof.
- selfmodruntime 4y agoWell, perhaps then Magnus and Chess.com shouldn't have tried to deplatform him? Turns out, in civil matters what you say can bite you in the ass. Who knew.
- threatofrain 4y agoI'd note that Chess.com prefers to deal with things privately and would've been quiet about this had Hans not publicly used Chess.com's brand to bolster his own credibility, essentially saying that Chess.com vouches for him. Then Chess.com asked him to retract his words but Hans refused. This is ultimately led to the WSJ article.