🧑‍⚖️What crimes will active Manifold users be indicted for before the end of 2030? [ADD RESPONSES]

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68%

Tax Evasion

62%

Possession of a controlled substance

56%

Murder 1st degree

55%

Money Laundering

50%

Forgery

50%

Embezzlement

50%

Extortion

50%

Cruelty to animals

50%

Child pornography possession

44%

Kidnapping

44%

Unauthorized practice of law

44%

Rape

40%

Insider trading (on real financial markets)

40%

Perjury

35%

Unlicensed practice of medicine

35%

Hate Crimes (USA)

25%

Blackmail

20%

Grand Theft Auto

20%

Murder 2nd degree

20%

Burglary

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@strutheo Luigi had an account with trades in November

@strutheo I only see trades made in May

@snazzlePop oh i thought it was more recent

@strutheo It seems like all his online activity stopped in may or so which is interesting. Around the same time the family said he went missing. Wonder where he was / what he doin

To my knowledge, this is typically a misdemeanor which does not require an indictment (though it can be indicted, there are other less onerous route which the prosecution would likely use). Will you be resolving this market according to the real meaning of indictment, or just as a shorthand for "formally accused of"?