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11. committing fraud in order to obtain protected information is legal in Europe/Australia?

Sat Dec 8, 2012, 11:23 PM

Dec 2012

ignoring for a second that they ruined a random person's life for fun and caused her to kill herself.

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Australian DJs royal prank broke no laws, says CEO [View all] alp227 Dec 2012 OP

Not illegal and this sort of dick does not believe in morals intaglio Dec 2012 #1

It looks like they broke Australian broadcasting rules muriel_volestrangler Dec 2012 #2

Australians blast Sydney radio station for prank London call Judi Lynn Dec 2012 #3

I hope these jerks lose their shirts FloridaJudy Dec 2012 #4

I agree with everything you just said! LeftofObama Dec 2012 #5

pranks and practical jokes are just plain mean renate Dec 2012 #10

The irony. ForgoTheConsequence Dec 2012 #12

The Legality of these pranks LiveNudePolitics Dec 2012 #6

It is here in the US FloridaJudy Dec 2012 #9

This is a conservative refrain I hear all the time Kelvin Mace Dec 2012 #8

no, but they are still amoral scumbags fascisthunter Dec 2012 #13

I think that's wishfull thinking on the part of the CEO. Matilda Dec 2012 #14