No, I am not a lawyer. 'Plausible deniability' is technically a legal term, but it is frequently seen in common usage.
It sounds as if your erstwhile friend already believes you to be a liar, so you would not lose much by corroborating that belief. However, I do not suggest this as an initial strategy; only as an option to consider if and when she begins a campaign to discredit you in the eyes of others.
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Date: 2005-11-22 12:21 pm (UTC)It sounds as if your erstwhile friend already believes you to be a liar, so you would not lose much by corroborating that belief. However, I do not suggest this as an initial strategy; only as an option to consider if and when she begins a campaign to discredit you in the eyes of others.