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Well, they got Al Capone on tax evasion... In my own mind, the test result fraud is far worse ethically - however as long as she is locked up, it still works.
by sundvor 5y ago
Well, they got Al Capone on tax evasion...
In my own mind, the test result fraud is far worse ethically - however as long as she is locked up, it still works.
- lbriner 5y agoThis wouldn't be satisfying. It is hard to accept that one person was responsible for all of the dishonesty. Even if you were "only" the CFO or COO, you must know what is happening in the company. What about all of the scientists who must have knowingly been reporting results that were not consistent with best (or legal) practice? There is obviously a culture issue with "white collar" crime and a large hole in most countries ability to correctly police what is and isn't acceptable. There are also questions around "business secrets" and how these were used to justify a lack of scrutiny or due-diligence.