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A cease and desist seems more reasonable than arresting someone though, especially if there is evidence of a misunderstanding of an emergency order, and no actu
by googlryas 4y ago
A cease and desist seems more reasonable than arresting someone though, especially if there is evidence of a misunderstanding of an emergency order, and no actual malfeasance.
- ScottBev 4y agoUnfortunately, it is a matter of deterrence. A C&D will not get anyone's attention, outside of the recipient. Someone being charged with a felony carrying up to 5 years in jail, will hopefully deter some of the con artists from coming in after a storm. The hordes of "helpers" that come into the state after a storm is ridiculously large. Any deterrence is a good thing.