I believe that all of us assembled here, both those of us on the Committee and our assembled panel of witnesses, recognize that technology often evolves much faster than the law.
David Cicilline: “I believe that all of us assembled here, both those of us on the Committee and our assembled panel of witnesses…”
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Cicilline emphasizes the gap between technological advancements and legal frameworks.
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