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The zone of danger includes all those people who could foreseeably be injured if a duty is breached” (Jennings, 2006, p. 391). Although Alumina cannot pass the “but for” test for the past violation, the company can provide proof of corrective measures taken, preventative measures in place to avoid future violations, and details on procedures used to detect areas that need attention to circumvent potential issues...
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391). Although Alumina cannot pass the “but for” test for the past violation, the company can provide proof of corrective measures taken, preventative measures in place to avoid future violations, and details on procedures used to detect areas that need attention to circumvent potential issues...
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