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Regional Exit, Residual Duties, and the Difference Between Legal Reach and Global Design

The jurisdictional reach of modern internet regulation relies on extraterritorial predicates that assess a service’s localized impact rather than its physical infrastructure or the geographical location of its corporate headquarters. When a foreign rule actually reaches a service, the service provider faces a divergence between legal reach—the statutory boundaries authorizing a regulator to impose duties, mandate…

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Regional Exit, Residual Duties, and the Difference Between Legal Reach and Global Design
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
Territorial Predicate Table
Residual-Duty Map
3\. Four worked cases
R2-15-C01 — Accessible but not targeted
R2-15-C02 — Regional service exit

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