Delfos has refused to speak at this trial, and has asked for me to do so in his stead. In the event that my forwarding of his thoughts is insufficient, I will urge my client to come forward himself. If not necessary, I speak on his behalf as per his request.
Delfos, using CILT, did send the log in question to Gallipoli-China on the 25th of December GMT. However, Delfos was unaware that he was committing a crime at the time of this action. Delfos was involved as a witness for the Defense in the Govindia case. Under the personal request of Gallipoli-China via MSN, Delfos was asked to provide evidence he said he had saved for two days to Gallipoli-China. Read the log dates as evidence, logs were taken from the 23rd and 25th of December. The message was sent at approximately 7-8am GMT if I am to presume the last active as the time of messaging. As you can clearly see, the log is clearly intended for use in the Govindia case, as each snippet relates to 'gov' in some way.
Not fully understanding the laws and proceedings of court cases, indeed unaware of the location of the Laws of Taijitu, my client went with the perception of real world law as similar to Taijitu Forum law and wanted to do something good for someone he perceived to be a fellow Taiji. My client presumed that as the statements made by the Prosecution were made in a public IRC easily accessible through publically available links available to citizens and non-citizens alike that any information to be forwarded to Gallipoli-China as per his request would be legal. The necessity for a warrant was not stressed to the client by the Justice, a trusted representative of the community and overseer of the trial to which this log pertained. The responsibility for my clients err is in the negligence and bias of the Justice in handling the court case, and not in the intentional will to break the law.
Proof of the Justice's bias is in the consistent and persistent inactivity to date of Gallipoli-China to date since the 28th of January on both the forum and MSN. This is a mere 10 days after the flames of the Govindia case settled. Gallipoli-China confided in me in private that the Govindia case disenchanted him, and made him believe that "Taijitu is no better than the Lexicon."