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It's easy for the Fed to subpoena all emails, communications, and meetings of these people. It'll be easy to show the breach notice email sent to them, their r
by ww520 9y ago
It's easy for the Fed to subpoena all emails, communications, and meetings of these people. It'll be easy to show the breach notice email sent to them, their replies, meeting agenda/attendees, and conference calls with their numbers.
In these days of electronic work environment, there are so many digital footprint one left in the trail.
- rdtsc 9y agoI assume these are the sneaky execs who can officially claim they haven't opened that email. Individually each one thinks they probably have a chance o fooling the jury. I wonder how admissible the evidence that all 4 of them sold in the same time frame. Because individually (imagine there was only executive) each could argue that their case is just a random coincidence.
- stan_rogers 9y agoThat leads into willful blindness territory, where unreasonable ignorance equates to knowledge: if there's no way you couldn't have known something without contriving a way not to know it, then you knew, in broad strokes at least, what you were trying not to know. That's how the law sees it.