User Panel
Posted: 1/3/2007 5:23:52 PM EDT
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Depends. Was the rape charges brought by a grand jury or a DA? |
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And yes, I'd sue the shit out of any false accuser. |
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At the very least. |
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In the Duke case I would say "sue her for what ?", some of the extra DNA found in her panties maybe ?. If it finally came out that I was innocent I would drop it very quick and hope my name was never in the paper again.
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You are damn right I would. Sue the shit out of her. Go after her homeowner's or renter's policies and when I max those out I would have her wages garnished. I might sue her girlfriends and boyfriend(s) as well. Cast a wide net fellows!
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Grand Jury. Yet it comes out the accuser totally lied. |
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If I were in the duke boys position I would sue and try to press slander charges hell i would would dig up johnny cocrhen to do so.
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That doesn't make any sense |
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Based on the new evidence, has a new grand jury be formed to look into the evidence that the accuser totally lied? Criminal charges would have to be considered first before any civil preceeding could occur. |
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Yes, all legal fees, and try to get slander charges against her as well
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No. Yet generally speaking a DA, never goes after a fals accuser. So generally speaking prosecuteing the person in criminal will never happen. Not popular with womens groups. So a falsely accused person usually only has the civil option. |
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Depends.....were criminal charges brought against the false accuser by authorities for filing false charges of rape? If so, then a civil suit would have good chances of winning, if not, then maybe yes still. Did the false accuser know the accusations were false and intentionally charge the innocent? or was the false accuser confused, or not sure? Lot of questions you need to ask before suing someone or you might be a false accuser too. Not "you" the poster, but you know what I mean.
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Easy one, total lying bitch from hell. |
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I don't think that's the kind of thing that money can make recompense for.
Story I've told before: When I was in Okinawa, a female Marine was in the sack with two male Marines in her barracks room when her roommate walked in. Caught in the embarrassing position, she hollered rape. The two guys --both in my company-- were put into the Camp Hansen brig on max custody for pretrial confinement. They spent six weeks there until the roommate admitted that the accuser wasn't being raped when she walked into the room. The two guys were released from the brig and plans started hatching to kill their accuser and dump her into the ocean. She wasn't ever charged with anything, but was immediately flown off the island. |
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Straight into the fuckin' poorhouse. I'm not a litigation-minded person, but once somebody pulls that shit the gloves come off.
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Taking the false accuser to civil court wouldn't be about money. |
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You would be crazy not to GM |
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If it's pretty easy to prove that she lied?
Oh hell yes. The money would help to start a dent in the legal fees (lets face it, you'll never get paid everything), but it would stay on her credit report for a long, long time. That'd (figuratively) screw her in so many ways, it might start to balance the scales. |
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I would still filed for charges and then have the grand jury/da turn the charges down, refused to file, etc. Then file civil right against the county/state government and the accuser. The accuser will probably file bankruptcy if a judgment is awarded. |
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Of course I would. All legal fees, plus damages for mental anguish, loss of reputation, lost earnings/wages, punitive damages for slander/libel and whatever else you can throw at her.
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Since my life would be over I'd turn into who I am not and I'd sue to destroy everyone involved.
If I won a lot of money I'd spend some of it trying to further destroy those involved. |
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I would sue her without hesitation and evryone else I possible could - including Nifong personally and professionally, as well as the lab that held evidence without telling anyone, etc.
-K |
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to me, the da screwed up well beyond what is acceptable. somehow he should be held accountable...or at least never prosecute again. there were so many inconsistancies from day one, it was obvious to any rationally thinking person that something was amiss.
if those kids werent rich and well connected, would he have prosecuted and played the media the way he did? but maybe more importantly, if they weren't rich and well connected would they have ended up in jail with their lives ruined? |
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So what would you hope to be awarded by the court that would make the ordeal of a civil trial worthwhile? Your good name? |
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Yes. Or a person could just forgive and go on. |
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I would sue the shit out of the Ho stripper accuser. When I got through with her, she would really understand what anal sex is all about.
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In order for you to have a good lawsuit you must have 1. liability, 2. damages, 3. the possibility of recovery.
We will assume that 1 and 2 as a given. As for 3? I don't know of many false allegations where the person making the false allegation has any assets whatsoever. So... go ahead and sue. Fat lot of good it will do ya. |
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If I had ever been accused of anything from those incidents I wouldn't care about suing anybody, I would want to end the situation and put it behind me as quickly and with as little damage as possible.
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Does the accuser have money or is she a hooker? In the Duke Boys case, I wouldn't bother. They should sue the county that employs the reckless and negligent DA and they should also sue Duke University for expelling them based on media hype before a verdict was reached. The hooker was nothing more than a convenient tool for that dirtbag to get elected.
It was announced today that Duke offered two of them to come back to school in an obvious attempt to avoid any litigation. By expelling them on a whim, Duke contributed to the DA's and the media's slander of them and their names are forever tarnished because the whole county took the word of a hooker. Sue the people with deep pockets. |
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I'm gonna go with Dusty_C on this one. |
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Try this, Some innocent people are charged due to a similar physical description or a mistake on the part of the victim. Some innocent people are charged due to some vengeful bitch getting revenge for something. Any clearer? |
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The upstanding female citizen who filed the charges most likely has nothing of value to sue over. |
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Honest mistake, intentional?
GJ or DA Line up, or did she know you? WHATS YOUR LAWYER SAY? |
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Then absolutely. |
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If I could, absolutely. I'd sue everyone connected with the prosecution. Probably the media too, to the degree (if any) they reported with a bias towards my alleged "guilt".
I've always felt that if you are cleared in a case, civil or criminal, the prosecutor/plaintiff should have to cover all your losses automatically. In a case like the Duke case justice would be served if the "victim" and the prosecutor both went to jail in addition to monetary penalties. |
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the 10 million dollar Lifetime TV movie. You can make sure she STAYS poor. Improve your lot in life, keep kicking her in the shins for the rest of hers. |
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The heart say to go with this..........but I have heart problems so SUE EM UP!!!!! |
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I didn't retaliate, but she didn't go to the cops, just all of our friends and her parents.
Her Dad called me to ask me WTF happened with his daughter, when I was like WTFBBQ??! and started talking about some of the stuff she had told me he was like "WTF none of that ever happened to her, she never lived there, etc" Seems like she lied to everyone. |
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I belive the OP was talking about if a woman filed a false rape charge. I don't think it could be a honest mistake |
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