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Originally Posted by IamNotKenKing
What I am saying is you need the sex video.
The person counselling the deletion of said sex video has minimal civil risk, if any at all.
The only way they would be liable is if their counselling of deletion caused the original civil case (assault or unauthorised showing of the sex video) to fail.
If that happened, the Plaintiff would still need to establish the original case (unauthorised showing of a sex video) was more likely than not to be provable had the video not been deleted, in order to be successful as against the party which counselled the deletion.
This then more likely than not brings the original act of unauthorised showing of the sex video back in, rendering the case against the counsellor of the deletion moot, as there are no damages...
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Prosecutors might as well set up shop on every college campus on the planet. Sex tapes being recorded, shared and deleted en masse.
I have no issue with what the man probably thought was the honorable thing to do in his mind.