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>She's not a criminal. Technically, sure, but only because she settled the charges. Settling doesn't mean you aren't a criminal, you just weren't convicted in
by jjulius 4y ago
>She's not a criminal.
Technically, sure, but only because she settled the charges. Settling doesn't mean you aren't a criminal, you just weren't convicted in court.
>Not disclosing it is an ethical dilemma and she's paid in much more than she made.
Nope. ~$250k is what she was paid, $1.6million is what she was fined.
>Also, if you buy something just because a celebrity told you to, you have poor decision making skills and it’s worth your while to work on that.
Classy.
- listless 4y ago> Nope. ~$250k is what she was paid, $1.6million is what she was fined. If she was paid 250K and fined 1.6M, then she's going to pay in much more than she made. Do I misunderstand the terms of the settlement here? > Classy This is a fair point and I agree it doesn't sound _great_, but I would just like to see a little agency now and then. Both things could be true at once.