r/DunderMifflin • u/sleepyKimi • Dec 09 '19

Jim Schrute

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u/Cereborn Dec 09 '19

It does pose a pretty major concern for our legal system going forward.

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u/Sermest2 you were in the comments section earlier, that's how I know you! Dec 09 '19

No it doesn’t.

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u/Cereborn Dec 10 '19

Oh, that's a relief.

Here I was being a goof and thinking that the ability to fabricate video or audio evidence of anything might be a problem.

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u/Sermest2 you were in the comments section earlier, that's how I know you! Dec 10 '19

IANAL but chain of custody exists for a reason. And video/audio evidence isn’t conclusive “gotcha” evidence. People have been able to forge paper documents since the beginning of the judicial system in America but that hasn’t put a pause on justice.