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Shouldn't it depend on the crime and the alleged criminal. Chen had already returned the property to Apple so should have been given some credit for that gestur
by awa 16y ago
Shouldn't it depend on the crime and the alleged criminal. Chen had already returned the property to Apple so should have been given some credit for that gesture during the search. Also, the crime was for buying stolen property at worst, I don't think that should have involved knocking down doors
- anigbrowl 16y agoAt worst, the crime is economic espionage (more likely by Chen's employers rather than him as an individual). This carries a sentence of up to a decade a fine of up to $5m (although if this were the case here, the actual penalty might only be a tenth of that).