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> If the deception works to achieve that goal (or even 90% of it) I'd say its pretty successful. That is true, but also anyone (With the usual exception of "u
by SideburnsOfDoom 4y ago
> If the deception works to achieve that goal (or even 90% of it) I'd say its pretty successful.
That is true, but also anyone (With the usual exception of "untouchable" state agencies) who is found out to be framing someone, can expect to be prosecuted, regardless of if their frame was found before the intended damage was done, or after.
"Perverting the Course of Justice" is a serious crime, and a frame qualifies as such: https://www.stoneking.co.uk/literature/e-bulletins/perverting-the-course-justice https://www.stoneking.co.uk/literature/e-bulletins/pervertin...
- lazide 4y agoBy ‘expect to be prosecuted’ i think you mean ‘can expect to be prosecuted only in a tiny percentage of high profile cases’. Even murders have less than a 50% clearance rate.