On the recordMay 7, 2019
If we care about them, they need to be enough to effectively both deter specific wrongdoing by that company in the future and effectuate general deterrence.
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congress.govIf we care about them, they need to be enough to effectively both deter specific wrongdoing by that company in the future and effectuate general deterrence.
Kuster emphasizes the need for meaningful fines to deter corporate wrongdoing.
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