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Not sure what made anybody think otherwise. There are strict laws such that any owners or upper management (CEO) if responsible for criminal offenses will be pr
by jplayer01 8y ago
Not sure what made anybody think otherwise. There are strict laws such that any owners or upper management (CEO) if responsible for criminal offenses will be privately fined. That means their own fortunes are at risk here. This isn't the US. VW was already fined. They're done. Now Winterkorn and the others are being charged and any fines demanded by the court will be paid from their private fortunes. Also, there will be jail time and fines involved if they're found guilty.
- itslennysfault 8y ago> Not sure what made anybody think otherwise Maybe a lifetime of seeing governments fail to enforce laws against the rich?
- Drunk_Engineer 8y agoThe US is not done with VW. The SEC has just filed a lawsuit against VW for lying to investors.
- jplayer01 8y agoWhich is funny because I don't see the SEC holding any American company or executive accountable for all the shit that they pull. Anyway, I was talking about Germany.