I don't know if it would win or not. But the cops could argue that you put that piece of paper as a premeditated trap designed to wipe evidence and interfere with their investigation, if they caught you. Especially if you wrote any of that down and they found it. Honestly I'm not sure what the jury would agree with in this country.
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If they found a duress password in his wallet, and used it, they would 100% prosecute for that.
What can you infer about that?
Lots of people. Most people, I'd say
I don't think that's a hipaa violation, but I'm no expert.
EMTs, etc, do that too. You'd go crazy if you couldn't.
I'm not sure how you're getting all that from sharing my experience that adding printers in windows is harder than in Linux, in my experience.
There are lots of examples where windows is way easier -- music production comes to mind as stupidly difficult in Linux compared to windows.
Printing is simply a case where Linux wins hands down, and has for years.
Thanks! I never knew it had a longer official name.
Have you heard of implication? Here are two definitions of "imply", from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/imply:
1
: to express indirectly
Her remarks implied a threat.
The news report seems to imply his death was not an accident.
2
: to involve or indicate by inference, association, or necessary consequence rather than by direct statement
rights imply obligations
This is the part implying that there is nothing worth doing:
A handful of users obfuscating their posts is not going to do anything.
He can have it. It fucked with my brain enough that i blocked him months ago, and haven't thought about him until today
How?
I think you're on the right track. You could say the note was for cell phone thieves or something and you didn't expect the police to use it. Plausible deniability.