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Cute crime though--I can't imagine they're interested in giving you anything more than a slap on the wrist for that one.

I'm with #2 on this one. Naivite is pretty broad. Criminal negligence would be one thing, but there's no real precedent for criminal naivite, that I know of.

That said, I don't think killing monsters is considered a crime, Peter.

First its not the killing monster thing its the psychopathic part that I am warning you guys about mostly

You guys might have a client very soon he did not seem sound of mind

Then why would they being me here over it it makes no sense its not even a crime

Edited 2024-05-11 17:44 (UTC)

[ Remember, he is daredevil Peter. ]

Some people find a sort of... cathartic release from indulging in violent tendencies. Obviously, like you said, it's not the sign of a sound mind, but unless he's doing something illegal like hurting people, or you have reason to believe he might hurt innocent people, it might be best to just keep your distance.

I can look into it, but I can't promise anything will come of it.

[ He can't resist being helpful, even if this sounds like a bad idea.]

It seems like they'll use anything to make a case against people here. The laws aren't consistent, and neither are their accusations. It might not be a crime in our world, but it might be one here.