Which means, for now at least, Generation Insta maybe at a legal disadvantage.“If it was a 40-year-old dude laughing about a crime [after the fact] with his buddies, the court would be none the wiser,” adds Alison Craig, another Toronto criminal lawyer (also not involved in the case), who agrees that we may be looking at what amounts to a generational divide. “Us old fogies see [Zoia’s video] and think, the only reason she would do that is because she’s proud of it, she wanted everyone to see it. But when you think that this is just a part of their lifestyle, it probably does need more context.”