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But you might legitimately not be planning to commit any crimes, but then change your mind once you get there. The fact that you committed a crime after saying
by jstanley 4y ago
But you might legitimately not be planning to commit any crimes, but then change your mind once you get there. The fact that you committed a crime after saying you weren't planning to do so does not mean that you were lying.
- sealeck 4y agoAre you a lawyer? :D
- ipaddr 4y agoAsk 5 lawyers and get 5 answers. Either way it doesn't matter unless that person is your lawyer. I would have ask if they were a judge. At least they are tasked with weighing the facts and deciding and not fighting for one point of view
- TeMPOraL 4y ago> I would have ask if they were a judge. At least they are tasked with weighing the facts and deciding and not fighting for one point of view But then in the US it still wouldn't matter unless they are your judge.
- Spooky23 4y agoCool. Hopefully you have $150k to hire the attorneys to argue that, and deal with the trainload of stuff that will come your way when they do.
- godelski 4y agoOr worse, what if you accidentally commit a crime? Not all crimes are obvious and something that can be normal in one country can be criminal in another. For example, jay walking (crossing the street not at an intersection (when an intersection is not reasonably near by)). Or something else silly like that.