Self-Assessment, Sanctioned by No One
The Group Chat Bystander Self‑Assessment
Every question below is a documented decision point from the public record. Your answers will be compared against the documented results. There are no trick questions. There were no trick questions then, either.
Last updated: November 1, 2026
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Question 1 of 3
It is approximately 2:10 a.m. Your team group chat receives the following message.
Exhibit, entered at trial
Group chat, 19 members“Who wants to be in 3 way quick”
“209- mikey”
“209- mikey”
DOCUMENTED RESULT:
The only reply in evidence was “I’m in,” which Carter Hart testified he sent. The chat had 19 members (para 551 (opens in a new tab)). After a mistrial and a discharged second jury, the case was decided by a judge alone, and all five players charged were acquitted.Source: R. v. McLeod et al., 2025 ONSC 4319 (paras 267, 552) (opens in a new tab)
The only reply in evidence was “I’m in,” which Carter Hart testified he sent. The chat had 19 members (para 551 (opens in a new tab)). After a mistrial and a discharged second jury, the case was decided by a judge alone, and all five players charged were acquitted.Source: R. v. McLeod et al., 2025 ONSC 4319 (paras 267, 552) (opens in a new tab)