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FredricRice asked this question on 5/9/2000:

Item number 22 of the Auditor's Code reads "I promise never to use the secrets of a preclear divulged in session for punishment or personal gain."

In light of the audio tape recordings of scientologists doing just that, and the many court transcripts available on the Internet that cover the violation of this item, does anyone know whether this item has been repealed? And if not, would the violation of this item usually result in a Condition of Ethics? And if so, do you happen to know which Condition?

There's no date on the court document that I've read this Item from, by the way.

alerma gave this response on 5/10/2000:

Yes but that 'promise' is trumped by fair game law which essentially stats that

"You cannot commit overts [ evil acts ] upon a suppressive person"

this line doesnt mean not to, it means that any scientology is prohibited from being disciplined for ruining a suppressive eprsons life.

Some 'church'

arnie lerma

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