Anonymous #1 15h

False Reporting actually is a crime, it’s just very difficult to prove in court. Even if the person accused got acquitted, that doesn’t prove it was a lie. You gotta prove it was a lie for False Reporting. Which means you have to prove it didn’t happen, which is a lot different than not being able to prove who did it.

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Anonymous #2 15h

That makes a lot of sense and it’s probably what’s up. But you don’t have to send someone to jail with a conviction to fuck them up with one of those false accusations or exaggerations

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Anonymous #2 15h

I 100% agree. It’s very difficult to prove that an individual is genuinely guilty of false accusation. Out of curiosity, is there any way that more evidence could be acquired, such as a specified system of investigation solely focused on false accusation? Not just in rape cases, but any cases that are hard to prosecute?

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Anonymous #2 15h

I’m not educated in legal regulation to any high degree, so I have no clue if one already exists. I was just wondering.

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Anonymous OP 15h

You’d have to do criminal discovery on the accuser, find out if they admitted to lying to anyone they know, that’d be the easiest way to prove a lie. Find a witness who says “They admitted it wasn’t true.” But outside of that, yeah, False Reporting is another very difficult crime to prove.

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Anonymous #3 14h

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Anonymous #1 14h

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