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Most lawyers would still say not to do this to a small client with limited resources to defend themselves. A more well funded client would be walked through a process that combines obfuscation with plausible deniability. Being scrutinized is just as bad as being put on trial when the alternative is a zero risk position. So when you collect the data you need a strategy that minimizes being noticed (or being noticed by a party that is allowed to act), executes in a way that produces minimal evidence (or the kinds of evidence a lawyer can't have dismissed), and which might violate the spirit of the law but not its letter (unless you're European because they find writing real laws cumbersome).
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