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Obstruction is difficult to prove, costly to prosecute and they can afford the fine. Unfortunately when dealing with international groups financials come into t
by rob_c 4y ago
Obstruction is difficult to prove, costly to prosecute and they can afford the fine. Unfortunately when dealing with international groups financials come into the equation regarding prosecution as they could hold this in the courts in years and spend 10x the fine in lobbying for a change in obstruction laws.
I agree there guilty and are behaving in a borderline devil way but given they're playing with the big boys in the valley who actually has any control over them?
- procrastinate1 4y agoIsn't obstruction of justice a criminal offence in US? Fines are not that scary, federal prison is.
- rob_c 4y agoif so, who do you think gets that, the mug that pulled the trigger will likely take the fall rather than CEO unless you've paper writing that he issued the instruction (which isn't likely to exist, even at twitter)