Well, evidence of a crime is different. However, if they can't prosecute the lawyers that said water-boarding was okay, then how could I be held liable for giving someone my opinion.
On the clearing data forefront, what about degaussing? Wouldn't rubbing a decent sized magnet around a drive pretty much do it in?
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- Tue Dec 22, 2009 7:43 pm
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- Mon Dec 21, 2009 11:29 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Re: Curious - Is this Forum Evidence?
Isn't anything we post here just our opinion? Even if I were a lawyer or a LEO wouldn't anything I posted here still be just my opinion and not actual legal advice? Well, we know LEOs can't give legal advice, but does it make a difference for lawyers if one just tells me something in conversation vs. if I'm paying for one's legal advice? To me, I thought this whole forum was basically an informal conversation and no one here could be held liable for anything they write. Most of it may be the truth, but the statutes and court rulings are where it's at. Right?