There can be a presumption of harm at times.
Child endangerment, for example. You can be arrested for leaving a pistol in a child's crib, even if they don't shoot anyone with it. Causing the potential danger is the crime.
Child endangerment, for example. You can be arrested for leaving a pistol in a child's crib, even if they don't shoot anyone with it. Causing the potential danger is the crime.
Banks should have the presumption that collecting KYC information like addresses/names recklessly endangers the children of their clients by exposing their information to officers with guns who are known to harm children when serving warrants.