Oh dear god.
And, possibly, even, Dear God….
This makes me want to leave earth.
dafuq.
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Your Tweets Can Be Held Against You in a Court of Law 
Prosecutors don’t have to get a warrant to subpoena your tweets, even if you delete them, because they’re public information owned by a third party, a New York judge ruled on Monday. But the lawyer for the Occupy Wall Street protester trying to block a subpoena says the judge mixed up his metaphors in the ruling. Malcolm Harris, who’s been fighting a subpoena of his Twitter account, faces as many as 15 days in jail for disorderly conduct after his arrest on the Brooklyn Bridge last November.
So be careful with your words errr… tweet.
And oh, it just occurred to me, Twitter should start posting a warning, something akin to the Miranda Rights. And maybe it would read like this: “You have the right not to tweet; anything you tweet can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney who can tweet on your behalf; if you can’t afford one, then one will be provided one for you.”
Now how’s that sound?
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