Here's another case in the same vein, where a very public CEO with strong opinions had lost a decision in a very nasty sexual harassment case (while stating eve

Here's another case in the same vein, where a very public CEO with strong opinions had lost a decision in a very nasty sexual harassment case (while stating even more of his strong opinions in the duration of the case) which wasn't going to put a dent in his net worth, but later picked up on securities fraud: https://www.fbi.gov/newyork/press-releases/2015/benjamin-wey-founder-and-president-of-new-york-global-group-arrested-and-charged-in-manhattan-federal-court-for-securities-fraud-arising-out-of-fraudulent-reverse-merger-scheme-involving-chinese-companies https://www.fbi.gov/newyork/press-releases/2015/benjamin-wey... I don't care for their actions, I'm concerned about the subjectivity of legal scrutiny.