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It is possible. It is also possible that it was you. Or me. And in this case, equally likely. That is significantly different from the Yale case where someone w
by xbar 4y ago
It is possible. It is also possible that it was you. Or me. And in this case, equally likely. That is significantly different from the Yale case where someone with purse strings management was committing fraud.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoNo not equally likely, two randos on the internet being as likely as the guy who is immediate to the scam?
- mod 4y agoI agree, but perhaps he meant something more like: "There's about as much evidence to convict [the guy] as there is to convict you or me."
- daniel-cussen 4y agoI would say not even, circumstantial evidence already is more. There just isn't enough for a conviction. It's premature. There has to be a whole process. That being said, college administrators are masters at dodging the courtroom, and keeping people out of the courtroom. I imagine they have some ideas how to do it for themselves as well.