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by clairity
3084 days ago
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yes, there's unlikely a perfect solution, especially not one that comes out of 5 minutes of musing on it. injuries involving bodily harm (assault, murder, etc.) might require more time, and financial crimes might take years to uncover, as you point out. but the underlying idea would be to make people act on injury quickly so that justice is delivered while memories and evidence are fresh (lowering costs) and deterrence is more immmediate and visible. |
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