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> Most such people are charged because Customs open a percentage of all packages entering the country and have a look inside. Oh, so I could get someone arres
by duaneb 14y ago
> Most such people are charged because Customs open a percentage of all packages entering the country and have a look inside.
Oh, so I could get someone arrested by blatantly mailing them drugs? Surely a court would require proof the receiver initiated and intended the drugs to be shipped.
- jacques_chester 14y agoNo. You might squeak past on reasonable doubt. But if you have unexplained bundles of cash, some drugs, a bunch of weapons and two mobile phones with thousands of messages discussing drug discussions then you might be SOL.
- hexonexxon 14y agoYep. Though you may eventually be found not guilty by the courts when there is no other evidence around that still doesn't mean the prosecutor won't try to invent evidence, like finding out you used Tor once upon a time through your ISP logs, or something else minor they will blow up to make you look like Scarface. Also you'll have to spend a huge amount of money on a lawyer, and most likely will be refused bail so could languish in pretrial prison for a year or so. That's why you never sign for anything if you don't know what it is, in court they claim because you signed for it you ordered it