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9. It is exceptionally hard to sue for malicious prosecution
Sun Sep 21, 2025, 09:31 PM
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and would add to their cost in the short term. I don't know the finances of any of those people, so I have no idea the extent to which they can or can not afford to shell out those legal fees. While at least some of them are lawyers in their own right, the old saying that someone acting as their own lawyer has a fool for a client is an old saying for good reason, it has a lot of truth. My guess is the case alone will cost around $100,000 per person at a minimum. Appeals and other suits would add to that cost.

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