Uh, so lets say you get carjacked by a guy who just robbed a store. Are you now an accessory to the crime? I mean you are legally responsible for your car after all.
Or how about a gun. Lets say you own a gun. A person you thought you could trust knows where you keep it. He takes it without your knowledge and kills a man. Are you also a murderer?
The problem is the carjacker and person are using your property without your knowledge and/or consent.
It's when you consent to someone using your car/etc that it can become your problem
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u/golfzerodelta Oct 14 '17
I feel like this violates the 5th Amendment. The State has to bring proof it was you, not you having to prove it wasn't you.