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Wouldn't it have to be a specific instance? Also, What's the definition of know? Someone somewhere in the organization knew? you have reasonable processes in
by sharemywin 9y ago
Wouldn't it have to be a specific instance?
Also, What's the definition of know?
Someone somewhere in the organization knew?
you have reasonable processes in place to catch activity?
how does slang, metaphor and euphemism play into it?
- rayiner 9y agoYes and no. "Knowing" encompasses "willful blindness," where you have warning signs but deliberately avoid investigating. If I'm suing Google under the new 18 USC 2421A or the new 18 USC 1595(d), created by this bill, I'm arguing that "Google has tons of warning signs that its services are used by sex traffickers; even if it didn't know about the specific instance of sex trafficking I'm suing over, it was being willfully blind by not having a system in place to identify sex trafficking."