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Well the great thing about U.S.C is that you don't have to imagine, you can read the docs. Measure of purposes, 'legit or otherwise', is not a law for anything
by RobRivera 2y ago
Well the great thing about U.S.C is that you don't have to imagine, you can read the docs.
Measure of purposes, 'legit or otherwise', is not a law for anything ever.
- bawolff 2y agoFun fact, usc does not apply to germany where the article is about. But regardless, in both systems i am very certain your purpose ("intent") matters a lot. (Details depend on the specific crime in question)
- beaglesss 2y agoAll sorts of foreigners have been extradited for supposedly violating USC despite never stepping foot in America. They could argue the node operator facilitated money laundering that touched a US bank, that they conspired with a US person, a US CSAM victims likeness went through the node, etc etc. USC has extraterritorial power about everywhere but NK, Russia, and Iran either formally or through influence.
- RobRivera 2y agoForest for the trees, compadre. :%s/USC/law/g I distinctly believe you do not care to better understand the reality and the nuance, however.