RE: Any lawyers here ?
A simple qs: For a Lawyer only or practicing studying lawyer ... and please only answer in private email.
QS is:
Its it ok to plaster the car rego of any public member and accuse them of a crime that may of looked like a crime but then was not ("before Police have investigated full facts"? or also encourage the Public to try and seek out others before a conviction, eg: trial but Public only, except simply no practicing judge to hear both sides first.
"While one can indeed report suspicious activity" and Police encourage Public to do so, once you make a judgement by here say of 1 person, and or beofre any one was actually convicted of even done a crime, ( tor then just find out the accuser was wrong)
Is not then the accuser held to account for such things as false accusation, and could also be judged as defamation ? and harming others through giving out Private information by use of a Computer device, and with out the consent or knowledge of the one being accused , its that correct?
(qs is fair one for behalf of "any" Public member being accused and details shared via electronic device, who has had no chance as yet for defence)
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