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by ChuckExAnon on April 13th, 2009
I suspect the readers of the transcript would merely lower their opinions of you and perhaps even find justification in her decision to cheat.
As for the legality, that might come into question if she were to suffer financial loss or even mental distress due to your distribution of the material. She could file a civil suit. She might not get anywhere with it, but you would likely have to retain an attorney in order to answer and defend yourself.
Now, wanna re-think it, drop it and be on your way in life? Good move.
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I am in nursing school and mention a child by first name to others in the same clinical setting by facebook, am I breaking the hippa law
by slt2424 on November 30th, 2010
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Where do you draw the lines with privacy and kids?
by keithold is a prodigal bagger on November 13th, 2010
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I am conducting pre-employment computer testing that I want to record. I want to notify them that they may be recorded.
by kcraig on November 1st, 2010
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I think someone is using my full name, phone number but using a fake address online (CANADA)
by Chrissy54.40 on November 11th, 2010
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Is it legal for a school to take a video or photo off of your cell phone without your consent?
by kizzin001 on November 8th, 2010
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You're reading Found my ex's saved msn conversation on my computer about cheating on me, i'm not making any false claims about her, i simply want to email her colleagues this transcript, is that ilegal?
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I think so too. +6
by Lori K still ignores stalkers and trolls on April 14th, 2009