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OhNoYouDont said:
contestgamer said:

I'm not saying that "it doesnt matter". It does matter, and that's why she had the choice to prosecute or accept a payoff. I'm saying that an agreement was made to keep this between them and 400k was exchanged for that understanding. I dont see how you can just void agreements/contracts, because you no longer wish to be bound by them. That to me antithetical to our system of law. Agreements matter.

Obstruction of justice is also part of that system of law and such a contract would certainly fall under that...

It's obstruction of justice in California and a few other places. In most places it, is not. Regardless, they both agreed. It's a contract. It's providing justice according to the victim herself, hence why she would sign such a contract.