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That's the difference between a principle and a definition, law has both - criminal offenses for example are more defined than the principle of tort, the more y
by labgrown 7y ago
That's the difference between a principle and a definition, law has both - criminal offenses for example are more defined than the principle of tort, the more you want something to be useful as an accusation the more narrowly defined it needs to be or you just end up with a moral panic.