← Back to context Comment by lazyasciiart 1 day ago What if she mailed it to herself through the post, and her housemate accidentally opened the mail? 1 comment lazyasciiart Reply kube-system 10 hours ago Then they are both innocent of their 'crimes' as they were both unintentional.She wouldn't have intended her housemate to open it, so it wasn't a threat.And her housemate didn't intend to open it, so it wasn't Obstruction of Correspondence. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1702
kube-system 10 hours ago Then they are both innocent of their 'crimes' as they were both unintentional.She wouldn't have intended her housemate to open it, so it wasn't a threat.And her housemate didn't intend to open it, so it wasn't Obstruction of Correspondence. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1702
Then they are both innocent of their 'crimes' as they were both unintentional.
She wouldn't have intended her housemate to open it, so it wasn't a threat.
And her housemate didn't intend to open it, so it wasn't Obstruction of Correspondence. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1702