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> the fact that it is a felony seems particularly aggressive to me Agreed. There's really not analogy for this in the professional world, except for things tha
by jackson1442 4y ago
> the fact that it is a felony seems particularly aggressive to me
Agreed. There's really not analogy for this in the professional world, except for things that are _already a crime_ like fraud or negligence. I don't think most people on HN could be prosecuted just for failing to do their job to the satisfaction of their local government.
- jdmichal 4y agoThere are certainly industry-specific constraints which include legal burdens. Just a subset of ones I'm personally familiar with: * Security clearances. * Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) in finance. * HIPAA in healthcare.
- MonkeyMalarky 4y agoExcept for every licensed profession from skilled trades like electricians and plumbers to healthcare workers like nurses and EMTs.