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The costs may be fine for textbooks or advertisers, but they punish individual authors.
So the way to deter future wrongdoing would be to punish individual executives, he says.
Harrow argued that Congress never intended to punish individual consumers when passing a copyright bill more than a decade ago.
The FCA said the industry could face a regulatory crackdown and that it may punish individual firms if necessary.
They have argued throughout that it is unfair to punish individual athletes if they can prove they are clean.
In reality, national committees cannot do very much to punish individual politicians for failing to support a presidential candidate.
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It follows both from God's perfection and conceptual truths about punishment, Himma maintains, that God would not punish individuals who are not morally culpable for their behavior.
But the government is increasingly trying to punish individuals for the actions of their firms.
The first justification is the standard, well-accepted idea that government may intervene to prevent harm to others or punish individuals for inflicting harm.
A "social-credit register" will enable the government to reward and punish individuals in subtle, but pervasive, ways.
But universities need also to be prepared to punish individuals who aren't capable of forming good relations with colleagues.
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