email conversations
 

what is their place with respect to the law? verification, etc.

i have a meeting with my lawyer tomorrow, and this is something we'll be discussing.

dude im sorry about the email ok?

please dont sue me.

:helpme

:)

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perhaps not.

In a civil case you'd always have to disprove existing written evidence (if headers were forged, etc). Take a look at what happened to Gary Kremen, it's obviously harder nowadays to forge any type of important documents, but for example if you were suing someone for threats/slander/libel via e-mail and they felt the mails were forged, they'd have to prove it, not the other way around.

Or that's what my lawyers tell me before I make my death threats. Kidding.

- Titus

quiet: check your mail.

yeah no kidding, don't freakin' sue me. :(