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    Congress and State Legislatures Typically Indicate Strict Liability Laws by Omitting
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Congress and State Legislatures Typically Indicate Strict Liability Laws by Omitting

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Congress and state legislatures typically indicate strict liability laws by omitting language such as knowingly and purposely.

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