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Is it illegal to clean a Parolee's PC?
Can I clean information that anybody else could legally have (such as pornography) off of the PC of a parolee (who would be violated with such info on his hard drive) without legal issues? Would it make me an accessory?
Update: Upon telling this person that I couldn't clean it for him, he told me to just keep, cause if I couldn't clean it, he couldn't have it. If I personally own it, can I do as I please with it? Is a parole violation something I'm required to report?
2 Answers
- STEVEN FLv 71 decade ago
If you knowingly removed evidence of a crime, you are an accessory. If you knew at the time you removed the information that having it violated his parole, removing it is knowingly removing evidence of a crime.
