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It's why he knows who I am and trusts me to do this. I am completely free to drag these people through the worst muck and fluid said autistic person has.
Hmm, well this is an interesting game plan to say the least.
Unless someone in your family is, or knows, a federal prosecutor, no.
Oh, that's interesting. Why do you need one? Are you interested in setting up a lawsuit against individuals? Just letting you know that any suits you'd be interested in opening would be civil and not legal. as this is America and outside of some very specific things, you are pretty much free to say and do as you will online.
Now if you are interested in opening some civil suits, I can be of some advice/assistance at least to the point where I can say "It is worth your time and probability of success." However, you'll need to bring forward a lot of evidence against claimants to warrant a civil case against them that supercedes their Constitutional rights. Essentially, you have to prove that a defendant is acting under malicious intent. Just because someone trolls you online, doesn't grant you the right to sue them; this is America, not England. However; if someone is maliciously slandering/harrasing/spreading libel against you, and you have documented proof of this via email/text+voice logs, then you have enough to say "This person is acting maliciously towards the claimant and we seek restitution in set amount of dollars for reasons including "Emotional pain+suffering/lost production/ etc etc."
Oh, and also you can't bait people into maliciously trolling you for the sake of opening a civil suit, that's entrapment and will result in a counter suit by the defendant.
When it comes to criminal suits, unless there is evidence of *extravagant harrassment that includes "Fraud/blackmail/personal threats" there really isn't any worth to opening a suit. Someone telling you once or twice online to "Lol kill yourself" is not enough to warrant a criminal suit against the individual, however if someone is emailing you everyday, or [and this is rule of thumb] more than 3 times within a week or 8 times in a month, using threats of violence/blackmail/shaming, then there's really no worth to opening a criminal suit.
Now, this is just paralegal advice; you are free to go somewhere else and pursue whatever option you choose.
I will tell you this though, if you think you can act on a legal front to ALL not SOME, of Chris' bullies online, then you are going to be laughed at in court, or you are going to be told the same thing I just told you, but longer explained and drawn out so you have to pay high legal advice costs.
So, if you are interesting in setting up a civil suit, drop me a line and I'll give you the best legal advice I can give you as per which has the best possible outcome of success that warrants the cost.
Keep in mind, if you do this, you have an uphill battle as well, because although you might mean well, Chris at his core, isn't exactly clean and innocent on his end, and this can be used against him.
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