The FTC has sought significant civil penalties, even when violations are unintentional and injury to the consumers is minimal or non-existing.
Jim Inhofe: “The FTC has sought significant civil penalties, even when violations are unintentional and injury to the consumers is…”
On the recordSeptember 25, 2017
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Inhofe critiques the FTC's approach to civil penalties and consumer injury.
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