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zarzavat
2 days ago
It's possible that could be destruction of evidence as well. Why should it matter whose meat sticks type in the decoy pin?
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MetaWhirledPeas
2 days ago
Because one is a clear intent to mislead while the other has plausible deniability. "It was there in case of robbery."
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mattstir
1 day ago
The prosecution would argue that you ought to have warned officers about the duress pin since this wasn't a robbery scenario.
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make3
2 days ago
It's harder for them to argue you were actively destroying evidence; you could say that you had written the wipe pin there for a legitimate use case like both your wallet and your phone get stolen
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incompatible
2 days ago
Makes sense, since you aren't using that pin every day and it would be easy to forget.
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