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"SEC tends to investigate people who have made large amounts of money through potentially illegal means" I suspect it is illegal to accept illegally-obtained m
by mirkules 16y ago
"SEC tends to investigate people who have made large amounts of money through potentially illegal means"
I suspect it is illegal to accept illegally-obtained money. Therefore, if Mark was found guilty, the staff cannot be paid. Which also gives incentive to not find him guilty, resulting in a conflict of interest. IANAL, though.
- ryanwaggoner 16y agoDollars are the ultimate fungible good, and he didn't obtain all of his money from this alleged offense, so as long (total_net_worth - alleged_offense_gains) > expeditionary_payment, I don't see how this would be an issue.
- anigbrowl 16y agoNo, his staff are still owed unless they're complicit. Are you going to raid his janitor for happening to sweep the wrong floor? Same concept.