Posted March 27, 2020 08:16 · last edited March 27, 2020 08:21
ummmmm, he's at work, representing his employer, why not?
Because this is more like a misdemeanour with a potential risk to others, rather than an actual case of causing harm.
Any punishment must be balanced with the degree of harm. Otherwise we'll end in a situation where you have taken an office paperclip home and got sacked and reported to the police for theft.
ummmmm, he's at work, representing his employer, why not?
Because this is more like a misdemeanour with a potential risk to others, rather than an actual case of causing harm.
Any punishment must be balanced with the degree of harm. Otherwise we'll end in a situation where you have taken an office paperclip home and got sacked and reported to the police.
ummmmm, he's at work, representing his employer, why not?
Again, it is a question of degree of harm / risk.
Otherwise we'll end in a situation where you have taken an office paperclip home and got sacked and reported to the police.