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I think it's pretty rare for courts to offer full immunity to people involved in organized crime, and they definitely don't offer it to the highest level target
by jlarocco 9y ago
I think it's pretty rare for courts to offer full immunity to people involved in organized crime, and they definitely don't offer it to the highest level targets.
Levandowski may not be the mastermind behind the whole thing, but his going along with it is the only reason it was even possible. And he made a ton of money from it. There's no way he's going to get immunity.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoI didn't mean immunity, just leniency. In this case, I'm convinced that Levandowski will not get away scot-free.
- travmatt 9y agoIIUC, much of American corporate law works like this - be the one to bring us this info, and we'll take it easy on you. They then go harder after the individuals/companies who held out - trying to maximize the prisoners dilemma.