For producers who choose to sell their copyright-flouting work, the situation is even hazier because their only defence is obscurity.
It required heavy lifting while balancing on flimsy platforms three stories high, exposed to the elements but not to the knowledge that the work flouted safety rules and construction blueprints.
We know that trainees routinely flout regulations on working hours in the face of urgent patient care needs, and that they do not fully substitute sleep for fewer hours of night work.
Though Mr. Throwell wants to push boundaries creatively, he said he does not set out to flout laws with his work.
Pablo Escobar is a homing pigeon, and an accessory — or an accomplice — to the latest exhibition by Mr. Riley, whose work often flouts both laws and common sense.
But he quotes himself in epigraphs, invents friendships with famous people and claims scientific authority for a work that flouts most principles of scientific scholarship.
Prosecutors filed felony charges of extortion and misconduct in public office today against the majority leader of the Wisconsin Senate, saying he routinely traded legislative favors for campaign contributions, used state employees to do political work and flouted the state's campaign finance laws.
Tenders can end up going to less able firms that may not carry out work properly or flout environmental rules.
Pat is more or less a passive and accepting victim, while Barton is an artist new to Hollywood who tries to flout the commercialisation of his work by writing with an individual voice.
Pat is more or less a passive and accepting victim, while Barton is an artist new to Hollywood who tries to flout the commercialization of his work by writing with an individual voice.
