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Your analysis is inaccurate with regards to the article at hand. Rich, powerful people were on both sides of the Dewey & LeBoeuf case. This is an example of r
by nostromo 11y ago
Your analysis is inaccurate with regards to the article at hand.
Rich, powerful people were on both sides of the Dewey & LeBoeuf case. This is an example of rich people ripping off other rich people (usually investors). All of cases listed in the article follow this pattern.
However, you are correct with regards to the Libor scandal, which wasn't mentioned in this article directly, but would be a better example of serious crime against the public going almost entirely unprosecuted.