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And nobody will change their behaviors because all but one of them suffer no personal consequences. They got the benefit of the crime and have to pay no price.
by spoonjim 6y ago
And nobody will change their behaviors because all but one of them suffer no personal consequences. They got the benefit of the crime and have to pay no price.
Corporate crime needs to be prosecuted like personal crime, with 20-year-jail sentences in a jail full of Crips and Bloods and Aryan Brotherhood. Your Harvard MBA dude truly knows that he doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of surviving a place like that.
- markovbot 6y agosounds like the system is working as intended
- roywiggins 6y agoThe article says that an executive was charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to violate the CFAA, pled guilty, and is awaiting sentencing. It's up to the judge whether he sees the inside of a jail cell.