Re:Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges ...
by erik_seaberg on Wednesday October 28, 2020 @05:51PM
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Even if you never actually did anything wrong, demonstrating compliance with GDPR delays releases and adds costs that never end.
It’s not something to be proud of, but it is something I am sympathetic about. Modern laws (not just GDPR) are long and the language is often hard to understand.
I believe that laws must be simple enough to comprehend, or else they will not be comprehended and thus will be violated even by people who want to follow them — the phrase would be better if it was “ignorance of the law cannot be an excuse”, because that works both ways.