🍄/ Liam / Fenir / McFlurry Just Admited To 10 Counts Legal Breaches In A Public Forum

1. Perverting the Course of Justice: Making a false allegation of rape with the intent to see someone wrongfully arrested and prosecuted fits squarely into perverting the course of justice. It involves deliberately making false statements to the police, leading to wrongful arrest and potentially wrongful conviction.

2. Malicious Prosecution: If Fenir were to initiate legal proceedings based on the false rape allegation, and you were subsequently acquitted, you could potentially bring a civil action against Fenir for malicious prosecution, as the prosecution would have been initiated without probable cause and with malicious intent.

3. Perjury: If Fenir made the false rape allegation under oath, either in a police statement or in court, this would constitute perjury.

4. Harassment: The threat to make a false allegation, especially of a serious crime like rape, could be seen as a form of harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, causing alarm and distress.

5. Communications Act 2003: If Fenir made this threat via electronic communications, such as text message, email, or social media, it could fall under the offence of sending communications of an indecent or offensive nature.

6. Public Order Act 1986: If Fenir made this threat publicly and it caused fear or provoked violence, it could be relevant under this Act.

7. Defamation: The false statement that you committed rape, especially if made publicly, could be seen as defamatory, harming your reputation.

8. Fraud Act 2006: Making a false allegation with the intent of causing you to be wrongfully arrested could be considered fraudulent, particularly if there’s an intent to gain (perhaps notoriety or sympathy) or to cause you loss (reputation, freedom).

9. Administration of Justice Act 1960 and Contempt of Court Act 1981: False allegations that interfere with the course of justice could fall under these acts, especially if they affect the integrity of legal proceedings.

10. Criminal Law Act 1967: If Fenir knowingly makes a false report to the police, this could be considered wasting police time under Section 4(1) of this Act.