Facinating the diffrent issues that make a behavior add up to rulebreaking. I didn't like the casual use of the word crime and "criminal" for getting a violation notice from your Village, that your roof needs cleaning, even though it violates a city ordinance, its its not suceptible criminal punishement. In many places participating in a raffle at a church is against the law.
The lecturer did clarify it was the repetitiveness of the behaviors that add up. Still that frontier between "against the law" and being criminal is a question that defined which rule applied. I Look forward to reading the case law.
Also a loose definition of knowing someone engaged in certain conduct, I imagine it would have to be direct knowledge, because Ím not obligated to repeat things I heard. Enjoyed this lecture.
- jeffrey b