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A pointless question
Indrid Cold
Posts: 16,688 Skive's The Limit
Just because the thought came to me earlier.
Imagine that someone is accused of a crime, let's say theft. It goes to court, and in the end the suspect is found to be not guilty. It all ends, the decision is final, so everyone stands up to leave the room.
At that moment, the former suspect shouts to the victim (so everyone hears) "Hahaha you idiot, thanks for the new TV I'll buy with your money!"
What would happen at that point?
Imagine that someone is accused of a crime, let's say theft. It goes to court, and in the end the suspect is found to be not guilty. It all ends, the decision is final, so everyone stands up to leave the room.
At that moment, the former suspect shouts to the victim (so everyone hears) "Hahaha you idiot, thanks for the new TV I'll buy with your money!"
What would happen at that point?
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Suppose they could be charged with perjury.