If that were the case, every journalist in the country would be behind bars for slander. You can't take something someone writes, in a free speaking country, and prosecute them. If you have had an accident and then post the gory details up then I can see your point. Otherwise, we can write what we like.
Agreed.
I was gunna PM you Pingu2 but cant be bothered. no offence. but i think your wrong on this occasion.
I've heard and read of people getting done for posting up video's of themselves speeding which is pretty good proof that they have actually done it, but ive never seen anyone get prosecuted for writing about something they have'nt done.
Like i said i have Not done 200mph on the M6 last sunday morning (that would be the 1st July 2007). If the CPS tried to prosecute me for that they'd get laugh out of court.
I know you've heard of someone getting prosecuted but i think it is rumours. Do you actually have any evidence? I know of a guy who was prosecuted by the police for speeding and crashing his Skyline but he posted up pics, the lot and said he had done it.
I could understand if they were trying to get supporting evidence for an actual offence but i don't beleive they would prosecute someone for saying they had not done something whether thats speeding or whatever.