Marketing of products through unsolicited telephone calls

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In 2014, the Nebraska legislature passes a statute that prohibits the marketing of products through unsolicited telephone calls. Despite this new statute, the president of Nebraska Marketing, Inc. (NMI), orders all NMI telemarketers to continue placing unsolicited calls. Maria, who is an NMI employee, is arrested for making numerous calls. What is Maria's best defense against a conviction under this statute?

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