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Old 07-13-2012, 06:51 PM   #95
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Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx View Post
Harry, I suspect your answer is somewhat flippant?

I will take a pot shot at some generic criminal law offences that someone standing outside someone else's place with a placard naming them about an alleged action:

- stalking

- vigilantism

- threatening behaviour

Any others?

My guess is that there is sufficient behaviour to attract Police attendance to the sign bearer, especially if/when the neighbours complain.

Where I live Police have 'move on' powers, which perhaps would be the least action that they would take against the placard bearer.
LOL true...

Knowing my luck, if someone walked in my house and stole my guitar, and I posted all over the internet and walked in front of his house with a "John Smith stole my guitar", I'd be charged with cyber-bullying, harassment, and John Smith would get a free guitar out of the deal.

Last edited by spindlegirl; 07-13-2012 at 06:52 PM. Reason: I actually know a John Smith. No I don't really mean an actual living person named John Smith and no you may not have my guitar.
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