What is the difference between adultery and concubinage?
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What is the difference between adultery and concubinage?
Adultery is committed by a wife and should be charged together with the other man, while concubinage is committed by a husband and should be charged together with the other woman or concubine. The case can be passed off as concubinage if cohabitation happens in the conjugal dwelling or in any other place.
Do Facebook messages hold up in court?
The bottom line is that your social media content is discoverable, and a court can enter an order requiring you to produce it, if it is relevant to the issues in litigation. Even your private messages, chats, and personal emails can be compelled if they contain content that is relevant to the issues in a lawsuit.
Can the police see Deleted Facebook Messages?
In short, yes. If a police authority has a case where they need access to a “deleted” Facebook account, then they would get a judge to sign a warrant and present that to Facebook. Facebook would then search their servers and provide the messages.
