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We've seen in the past, for instance in the world of compliance, that if companies/governments want something done or make a mistake, they just have a designate
by KhayaliY 6mo ago
We've seen in the past, for instance in the world of compliance, that if companies/governments want something done or make a mistake, they just have a designated person act as scapegoat.
So what's preventing lawyers/companies having a batch of people they use as scapegoats, should something go wrong?