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You have options: - Don't write it down. - Delete it before you're subpoenaed. - Mail it to your attorney.
by ForHackernews 5mo ago
You have options:
- Don't write it down.
- Delete it before you're subpoenaed.
- Mail it to your attorney.
- raverbashing 5mo ago- Write it in a contrived and confusing way
- globalnode 5mo agoi knew i should have learnt how to write klingon or drow as a teen.
- dgellow 5mo agoIt will be interpreted by the opposing counsel however they want
- Levitz 5mo agoClaude, rewrite this diary entry as a new episode of my Pokemon x Megaman fanfic. Replace disagreements with scenes of steamy action and write the whole thing in iambic pentameter.
- watwut 5mo agoMailing a thing to your attorney does not make it secret.
- bombcar 5mo agoPeople treat attorney-client privilege like it's the seal of the confessional or something, but it's much more limited than you might expect. And it is not there to protect you it is there to protect the lawyer which incidentally might protect you. It's to ensure that a vigorous defense is not compromised.
- THansenite 5mo agoI can understand what you are going for here, but I feel it is a slippery slope along the lines of police saying, "why can't I search your house if you have nothing to hide?" Orwellian oversight leads to stifling creativity because you know people are watching. I like that I can 'speak freely' in my journal since they are my personal thoughts.