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customerserviceguy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Oct-05-10 05:15 PM
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12. I've always thought the case against her might be weak
For all we know, he might have simply gone into her room, flipped on her computer, tuned into his webcams, and said, "Look at this!"

Yes, she had a moral obligation to tell him to shut it off, and even to inform dorm authorities, but peer pressure not to rat someone out is very strong.

She's nowhere near as culpable as her co-defendant, perhaps she will flip him for some sort of probation sentence, especially if no one can prove that she did anything other than passively observe some making out.
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