>>3177117

What about the perjury aspect of bringing up false accusations? Could there be some way to litigate that? Perjury is punishable by jail time.

>>3177146

Defrauding government then? Using government resources to hold a sham trial? Just curious. And just trying to get thoughts out there, because this shit has got to stop.

>>3177179

>>3177179

Agreed. Too bad there isn't some rule under the equal protection clause that stipulates equal punishment. If you don't win your case, you must pay the penalty you sought for the accused. But that would give way too many people with legitimate cases pause.

>>3177221

Yup. Tort reform. Would end a lot of pro bono cases though.