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I'd assume it would look something like: "No, that fine is too high. We'll settle this in court(s) since we think we can do better." Now the FTC is facing a p
by samsonradu 7y ago
I'd assume it would look something like:
"No, that fine is too high. We'll settle this in court(s) since we think we can do better."
Now the FTC is facing a potentially big delay and a risk of no fine if the courts eventually hand Facebook a favorable decision.
- cjhopman 7y ago> Now the FTC is facing a potentially big delay and a risk of no fine The risk is much higher than that. There's a risk that a court rejects the entire justification for the fine greatly reducing both the ftc's ability to impose future fines and their power in general.