I've become concerned with the ever increasing results of unintentional criminals being created by laws in the United States through no direct or intended fault of their own. Laws are meant to govern specific processes and act as guidance to maintain a functional society. They also provide a reference for penalties of violations in law and as such we're expected to abide accordingly. So what happens when the legislation becomes far too generalized in it's verbose definitions?
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