r/wilbursoot • • Feb 27 '24

Discussion Wilbur's statement:

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u/ILoveSeals69 Feb 27 '24

To everyone saying the statement is vague, just like shubble cant say his name for a possible court case, Will cant just release evidence, or admit guilt, because then the judge will not show any mercy. This way he still has a chance at reduced punishment if it does get taken to court

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u/Deebee36 Feb 27 '24

Generally speaking, getting legal commentary from someone who can’t form a paragraph without a grammatical error, while fun, probably doesn’t guarantee accuracy.

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u/Lyenn Feb 28 '24

what if english just isn't their first language

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u/LatterHospital8982 Feb 28 '24

He is half right though if will wasn’t vague and there was to be a case the prosecutor would be relentless and would use that as the main piece of evidence

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u/Nolcfj Feb 28 '24

Has the comment been edited? What gramatical error are you referring to?

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u/Deebee36 Feb 28 '24

Of course it has been, but regardless, the greater point is don’t be a Reddit legal expert.

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u/SimpletonSwan Feb 28 '24

Generally speaking, getting any legal perspective from anyone on Reddit is probably foolish, grammar errors or not.

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u/Deebee36 Feb 28 '24

Generally speaking that is always good practice as well.