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His brother, mother, and father served one year in prison for being an accessory to the crime. His parents knew nothing about his criminal activity, yet both were imprisoned. His brother lived over 2000 miles away, yet was still seen as an accessory. Judges can be inconsistent in their sentencing.
As for Pavel, only the judge will determine if he is an accessory.
This individual possibly knew and participated in illicit acts using his media platform.
Obviously jurisdictions vary. But I'm pretty sure if they could prove you knew about it, then yes. You could be a part of the racket, or at least an accessory, aiding and abetting, etc.
Someone in this position might in fact be charging the tenants extra to keep quiet. On the other hand, it's also possible they could be turning a blind eye because they've been threatened. So, as usual, the details would be considered before anyone actually went to trial.
And one of the ways law enforcement learn about those details is by bringing in suspects.
What I read is that Durov is not currently being charged. They just scooped him up for questioning. And you'd think he might've been aware of that possibility when he traveled there, but I'm not sure whether anyone communicated that to him.
In both cases the answer is no, because the only thing you did was rent out property, which in itself is not a crime. In the first case it could be criminal negligence at best.
Pavel’s just a political prisoner because the EU really wants to spy on its citizens.
I say they should flip a coin to decide.
If law enforcement has evidence of these crimes happening in your house and they requests your cooperation but you don't cooperate, should there be legal consequences?
If you're house is helping these crimes flourish, and there is evidence, but you don't cooperate what consequences should the home owner face?
Like I said, jurisdictions vary. I don't read French. And I don't know where OP is.
That's like saying a bomber used a particular telecoms service to detonate their explosive, therefore T-Mobile US In is culpable for terrorism.
tons of precedents of people whose nature as an accessory was a minor, practically insubstantial part of the case against them, who got to walk because they defeated it.
I'm recalling some of the British financial interests involved in the 2009 crash for instance, or Bernie Madoff's associates.
Fair point. But I think there'd be a difference between expecting said mega-landlord to personally take responsibility for everything his tenants do and expecting him to cooperate with inquiries regarding those tenants.
People are acting like the guy is already on trial.
1) Many Telegram users do not enable encryption. It is not a default setting. It's the secret chats function if I remember right. THIS DOES NOT WORK FOR GROUP CHATS.
2) Telegram's servers, as I recall, do much of the encryption legwork. For non-encrypted data, they can very easily read/write/delete/etc it if they are ordered to. For not so encrypted data, i.e. cloud storage stuff... they can just decrypt it, iirc.
3) Durov owns Telegram
4) Durov has had the full capability to prevent CERTAIN unencrypted illegal communications when asked to
5) Durov's ironclad legal defence would have been if all communication had been encrypted from the first instance and he thus would never have any idea about any content. Unfortunately that is not the case
tl;dr: oops no encryption. oops TECHNICALLY being ARGUABLY* legally on some level being complicit due to knowledge of crimes happening and not doing anything about it. lol all those group chats are going to be full of juicy stuff aren't they. and by that i mean the fun crimes, not the CSAM
*Horseman would not argue this, but a court of law probably will