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>with proof of intent to harass It would/should be very difficult to prove. A scenario; there is already a conversation online about how someone is an asshole
by retox 2y ago
>with proof of intent to harass
It would/should be very difficult to prove. A scenario; there is already a conversation online about how someone is an asshole and I link a publicly available page that has their address and phone numbers, no other message content. Is that prosecutable? Laws that try to read peoples minds (intent) are always abused and rarely just.
- otterley 2y agoThe intent element of a crime is rarely proved through direct evidence. Of course nobody can read minds. So circumstantial evidence is typically used instead - i.e., what else was going on when the criminal act was performed.