I think laws should be as clear as possible, not vague. By making a law vague, you're leaving it for the courts to interpret, and there are plenty of Florida judges who would absolutely stretch their interpretation of the law in a way that conforms to their beliefs.

But I completely agree that making it a criminal act to attempt to circumvent this law would be a key here. Maybe even forcefully dissolving the company entirely for repeating offenders.

[–] haui_lemmy@lemmy.giftedmc.com 2 points 10 months ago

I fully agree on the second part.

The first part is tricky as it entirely depends on who the offender is. The fact there are sick individuals at the wheel in the US is hardly shocking to me. But in most other countries the judges are still somewhat decent people but bigotted lawyers will find ways around clear cut laws.

Through my experience with both, the legal system and being an executive, I can tell you that its mostly psychopaths - either as lawyers or clients - that will use this to their advantage.

But I guess you‘re right. If we can make it illegal to circumvent this law, it doesnt need to be as vague as possible.

Little food for thought: if the legal system is corrupted, its not a legal system but a control scheme.