Deciding that something is a crime does not automatically put a stop to the behavior in question, nor does it guarantee that the law will be enforced as it was intended.

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Creating a law against a behavior does not inherently stop the behavior from occurring, nor does it ensure that the law will be enforced effectively or as originally intended, due to various factors such as enforcement priorities, resources, and societal attitudes.

Deciding That Something Is a Crime Does Not Automatically Put