The belief that one is in the moral right does not imply the belief that one will not be punished for one's actions. Trying to avoid being seen does not imply

The belief that one is in the moral right does not imply the belief that one will not be punished for one's actions. Trying to avoid being seen does not imply that one believes one's actions to be morally wrong. It may suggest that one is afraid of others knowing of one's actions. In addition, one can be afraid of legal repercussions while believing that what one is doing is legal. I don't know specifics about his actions, and you may have already taken these things into account, but I thought that these things were worth mentioning.