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Yeah. We dealt with a case where a guy claimed to have forgotten his mobile phone pin. But we voted to convict after I pointed out it was the phone he’d been
by andylynch 1y ago
Yeah. We dealt with a case where a guy claimed to have forgotten his mobile phone pin.
But we voted to convict after I pointed out it was the phone he’d been using every day, for years, and was quite implausible, and convenient, to forget something like that right after being arrested and asked for it.
Possibly could have gone differently if they had said they changed their 15 letter password every two weeks, but really?
- oarsinsync 1y agoWhat if they changed their password right after being arrested, and then forgot? Immediately after changing your password does tend to be the time most people forget their passwords.
- Braxton1980 1y agoPossible but how would you prove that? If there's an excuse for something that is difficult to disprove because it's based on the word of the person it would undermine the justice system. Imagine if ignorance of the law was an excuse.