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nearbuy
2 days ago
What you're describing is malicious prosecution or abuse of process. It's illegal and it would destroy the prosecution's case. Not only that, but the victim could sue for damages.
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tantalor
1 day ago
Sort of like deliberately targeting somebody for his alleged association with the movement against Cop City?
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nearbuy
4 hours ago
Yes, much like that. If he hadn't destroyed evidence, he could have argued it was malicious prosecution.
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