Yes, but instructions on how to do illegal things are not illegal. For example: Instructions for killing a person-- Several methods can be used to terminate a human life: several methods of varying levels of difficulty, effectiveness and messiness are listed below: Disclaimer: Do not use any of these methods unless you are legally authorized to terminate a human life. 1. Cut off the head with a sharpened plastic spork. 2. Create a large hole in the body with a chemically propelled lead pellet. 3. Shove a stick of dynamite up their butt and light the fuse. Now if you were to implement this plan you would clearly be criminally liable, and not me for telling you how. There can, however, be a legitimate use for this information, such as self defense or military training. Granted, the methods listed are probably not terribly practical for this purpose, but that's beside the point. (yes, your honor, I had to use the dynamite in self-defense.:-) ) --Don Rowe
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Yes, but instructions on how to do illegal things are not illegal. For example: Instructions for killing a person-- Several methods can be used to terminate a human life: several methods of varying levels of difficulty, effectiveness and messiness are listed below: Disclaimer: Do not use any of these methods unless you are legally authorized to terminate a human life. 1. Cut off the head with a sharpened plastic spork. 2. Create a large hole in the body with a chemically propelled lead pellet. 3. Shove a stick of dynamite up their butt and light the fuse. Now if you were to implement this plan you would clearly be criminally liable, and not me for telling you how. There can, however, be a legitimate use for this information, such as self defense or military training. Granted, the methods listed are probably not terribly practical for this purpose, but that's beside the point. (yes, your honor, I had to use the dynamite in self-defense. :-) ) --Don Rowe